Your Bangalore plot receives a professional inspection every 30 days. Geo-tagged photos. WhatsApp report. Boundary and fencing check. Weeds and debris cleared. All for Rs.3,000 a month.
The Greater Bengaluru Authority's Freedom from Waste campaign requires every vacant site owner in Bangalore to clean and fence their plot by 15 August 2026. Reporting is public — anyone can flag a neglected site through a GPS WhatsApp chatbot.
The deadline is the start, not the end. Encroachment, monsoon regrowth, fresh BBMP notices and e-Khata fraud carry on all year. That is what a monthly contract is for.
Consistency is the product. Every month's report documents the same things, in the same order, and flags the same risks — so you can compare this month against last month in thirty seconds.
We will clear and fence your plot as part of your first month. Sign a 12-month contract and the fencing job can be folded into the Rs.3,000 monthly fee instead of paid upfront.
Barbed wire, chain link, anti-climb mesh, concertina coil, razor wire, RCC/precast walls, galvalume sheet, welded mesh, and privacy grass wall — we don't publish flat fencing rates, since cost depends on plot perimeter, fence type and site access. A free assessment gets you a written quote.
Around 15–20% of Bangalore's 8–10 lakh vacant plots belong to owners living abroad. Almost none of them are under any professional management arrangement, because the property management industry here only serves rented apartments.
Routes are planned so one agent covers eight to ten sites a day. If your plot sits outside the current route map, send us the location and we will tell you honestly whether we can service it this month.
Check your location →Credit applies to your next month once the referred contract goes live. Most of our clients know someone in the same position — another plot, the same city, the same notice.
A site assessment costs nothing. We visit, photograph the current condition, and send you a written scope and price on WhatsApp. You decide after that.