Scratching and bumping inside a wall, rather than overhead, usually means a possum has climbed down into the wall cavity. It may have come in from the roof space through a gap at the head of the frame, or from outside through a broken vent or a gap in the cladding. We take bookings for wall cavity possum removal in Middle Park and book an independent crew that works nearby.
The crew we book listens at the wall and checks from the roof space above, looking for gaps where the wall frame meets the roof and signs of a path through the insulation. Outside, they check brick vents, weep holes, the edges of cladding and the space under the eaves. In brick veneer homes, possums can move along the gap between the brick and the frame.
Once the entry is found, a one-way door is fitted so the possum can climb out. The gap is sealed once the wall is quiet. The crew also checks the roof space, as possums often move between the two. If a possum has died in the wall, the crew can find it, which may mean a small cut in the plaster, and they talk you through it before doing anything.
- Listening and checks from inside and above
- Brick vents and cladding checked outside
- One-way door fitted to the way in
- Gap sealed once the wall is quiet
- Dead animal found and removed if needed
Wall cavity removal suits brick veneer, timber and split-level homes across Middle Park. Call 07 3543 7764 and tell us which wall the noise comes from and what time you hear it. We will give you upfront pricing and book a local crew, same-day or next-day where the run allows.
