A garden shed can be just as appealing to a possum as a roof cavity in Stafford, particularly an older timber shed with gaps around the roofline or under the eaves, or a shed that has not had its base checked in some time. Once a possum settles in, it can be difficult to use the shed for anything until the issue is dealt with properly.
The crew we book checks the shed for the gap being used, whether that is a lifted roof sheet, a gap under the eaves or a space where the shed meets the ground. Once the possum has moved on, the same gap can be sealed so the shed does not become an ongoing spot for the same thing to happen again next season.
Sheds in Stafford backyards vary from older timber and fibro sheds to newer metal kit sheds, and the approach depends on the type of shed and how it was built, since older sheds tend to have more gaps than newer ones. A shed backing onto trees or a fence line can also be an easier target than one out in the open.
A shed used for storage can make the job a little slower, since boxes and equipment sometimes need to be moved before the crew can see the full extent of a gap. Clearing a path to the affected corner ahead of the visit can speed things along on the day.
- Shed roofline and eaves checked for gaps
- Ground-level entry points checked as well
- Sealing done once the possum has moved on
- Suits timber, fibro and metal sheds alike
- An upfront price before any work starts
Call 07 3543 7772 to book a shed visit for your Stafford property alongside or separate from a roof job, whichever suits what you are dealing with.
