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Why book a Catnets cat enclosure installation through Airtasker?

Catnets specialises in cat-proof fencing and enclosure systems that allows your cat to enjoy the outdoors safely. But once your kit arrives, you still need to put everything together, and measuring, drilling, tensioning wire and securing the netting can take more time and effort than expected. 

With Catnets cat enclosure installation through Airtasker, you can leave the hands-on work to Taskers.

Posting a task on Airtasker takes just a few steps. Share what you need installed, the Catnets product or kit you bought, and a few photos if you can, then set your budget. Catnets installers near you can review the details and send you offers. You can compare their profiles, reviews, ratings and experience before choosing who you want to work with.

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Top Catnets Cat Enclosure Installation related questions

The cost depends on the type and size of your Catnets enclosure, where you want it installed and how much preparation or fitting it needs. Based on current UK pricing for cat installation service, it costs around £200–£400. Smaller or simpler installations may cost less, while larger enclosures, awkward layouts or more involved fitting can cost more.

That’s fine. Explain the shape and any awkward areas in your task description and add photos or measurements. You can receive offers from Catnets installers near you who are comfortable working with the particular layout, rather than trying to force a standard installation approach onto an unusual space.

If your cat gets stressed by drilling, building work or unfamiliar people in the garden, cat boarding can give them somewhere comfortable to stay while the enclosure is being installed. You can arrange their stay separately through Airtasker, then have your cat come home once the work is finished and the space is ready.

There may be some mess during installation. Your Catnets installer will typically do a basic tidy-up once the work is finished, but this may not include a deep clean. If the installation leaves behind dust, debris or other building mess, you can hire an after-builders cleaning service through Airtasker to give the area a more thorough clean.

You can find Taskers to help install a range of Catnets setups, including balcony and patio netting, garden enclosures, fence-top containment systems and larger outdoor cat enclosures. When posting your task, include the type of Catnets setup you’ve purchased, the approximate dimensions of the area and details about the surfaces the netting will attach to. Photos can also help Taskers understand the space and provide an appropriate quote.

If you experience an issue with your Catnets cat enclosure installation task, Airtasker provides several ways to get support and help resolve the matter.

If you need to raise a dispute regarding your task, you can follow Airtasker’s guidance on how to file a dispute as a Customer.

You can also visit the Airtasker Support Centre for answers to common questions and information about the appropriate support options.

If you have an eligible Airtasker voucher or coupon code for your Catnets cat enclosure installation task, you can apply it during the task payment process when accepting an offer.

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What do Catnets cat enclosure installation services include?

Catnets offers several ways to create a secure outdoor space for your furry friend. Each setup has its own installation process, so the work involved depends on what you've bought and where you're putting it. A Catnets installer near you can take care of the measuring, assembly, fixing, and finishing, so you don't have to spend your weekend figuring it all out yourself.

Cat netting rolls installation 

Catnets' cat netting rolls can be cut and fitted to balconies, gardens, courtyards and existing structures. A Catnets installer can measure the area, plan where the netting and wire will run, drill and fit the appropriate eyelets, install and tension the wire rope, then attach the netting with C-clips or cable ties.

They'll trim excess netting and secure the edges so there aren't obvious gaps. Doing this alone can get awkward when you're trying to hold, tension and fix a large sheet of netting at the same time.

Portable catios installation 

Catnets' portable catios use a freestanding steel frame rather than permanent fixings, making them useful for gardens, patios, balconies and rental properties. A Tasker can assemble the frame using the pin-lock connectors, work the netting into the frame's base webbing, secure it with the hook-and-loop straps and check that the F-shaped zip works properly.

Cat proof fence installation 

The cat proof fence from Catnets includes extension brackets and cat netting sets designed to adapt existing fence lines and garden layouts. A Catnets installer near you can position the extension brackets along your fence, secure the fittings, attach the netting and check the full line for weak points or gaps.

They'll also need to work around corners, gates and changes in the fence layout rather than simply stretching netting from one end to another. 

Multiple cat nets installation 

If you're enclosing more than one area, such as a garden, side passage and balcony, installing several sections of netting means repeating the measuring and fixing process across different spaces. A Tasker can measure each section, work out where the wire runs and fittings need to go, install the support system, attach and tension each net, then check the joins and edges for gaps.