Yes, bird netting can definitely be used in residential areas. It is a common practice to install bird netting in residential settings to prevent birds from causing damage or nesting in certain areas.

In residential areas, bird netting can be used to protect gardens, fruit trees, or vegetable patches from birds that might eat or damage the plants. It can also be installed on rooftops or balconies to deter pigeons or other birds from roosting or nesting. Bird netting can even be used to prevent birds from entering open spaces like patios, balconies, or pool areas.

When installing bird netting in residential areas, it is important to ensure that it is securely attached and properly tensioned to create an effective barrier. The netting should be checked regularly to ensure it remains intact and free from tears or holes, as even small openings can allow birds to enter.

If you are considering using bird netting in a specific residential area or have any further questions, please let me know!  

Bird netting can be installed in various areas of residential properties to deter birds and protect specific areas. Here are some common locations where bird netting is frequently installed in residential areas:

1. Gardens and vegetable patches: Bird netting can be installed over gardens or vegetable patches to prevent birds from damaging or feeding on plants and crops.

2. Fruit trees: Bird netting can be used to protect fruit trees from birds that may peck at or consume the fruits.

3. Rooftops and balconies: Bird netting can be installed on rooftops or balconies to deter pigeons or other birds from roosting or nesting.

4. Air vents and chimneys: Bird netting can be used to cover air vents or chimneys to prevent birds from entering and nesting in these areas.

5. Open spaces like patios or pool areas: Bird netting can be installed to create a barrier in open spaces to keep birds from entering and causing a mess or disturbance.

6. Awning and pergola structures: Bird netting can be attached to awning or pergola structures to keep birds from perching, nesting, or leaving droppings on these surfaces.

It is important to carefully plan and install the bird netting, ensuring that it is securely anchored and properly tensioned to create an effective barrier. Regular maintenance and inspections are also recommended to ensure the netting remains intact and functional.

If you have any further questions or need more specific information about installing bird netting in a particular area, feel free to ask!