The eaves are one of the easiest ways for a possum to get into a roof in Birkdale. Where the roof overhangs the wall, there is often a gap between the eave lining, the fascia board and the brickwork. Timber can shrink or rot over the years, eave sheets can crack and a possum can pull a loose corner down and climb straight into the roof space.
When you ring us, we ask whether you have seen a possum coming and going from under the eaves and whether any eave sheets look loose or stained. We give upfront pricing and book a local team. The crew we book checks every side of the house, paying close attention to corners, the spot where a pergola or carport joins the roof and places where gutters are pulling away from the fascia.
Gaps are closed with sturdy mesh or sheet metal shaped to sit neatly under the eaves, so the finish looks tidy from the ground. If a possum is still living in the roof, a one way door is fitted over the active gap first and the sealing is done once it is clear. Other gaps along the same eave line are sealed on the same visit. If any eave sheets are cracked or sagging, the crew will point them out so you can plan a repair.
- A check along every eave line
- Extra attention at corners and pergola joins
- Mesh or sheet metal shaped to suit the eave
- A one way door first where a possum is still inside
- A tidy finish that is hard to see from the yard
To book eave gap sealing in Birkdale, call 07 3543 7770 and we will line up a nearby crew for the job.
