Roof vents and eaves are built to let air move, and that same airflow gap can let possums, rats and mice in. Whirlybirds work loose, soffit vents lose their covers and eave lining can pull away from the wall as a house settles. On homes around Mango Hill, these are regular entry points. We give you upfront pricing on the phone and book a nearby independent crew.
The crew we book checks each vent and the full run of the eaves on every roof level. That includes whirlybird bases, ridge vents, soffit vents, gable vents on two-storey homes and gaps where eave lining meets brick or cladding. Upper gable vents can be hard to see from the ground but are easy for a possum to reach from a lower roof. They also note any torn mesh or loose sheets that need attention.
Openings are covered with galvanised or stainless steel mesh cut to size, so air still flows while animals stay out. Loose eave sheets are screwed back in place and small cracks are sealed. If a possum is using a vent or eave gap as its way in, a one-way door is fitted there first and the gap is meshed once the roof is clear.
- Whirlybird and ridge vent bases sealed
- Soffit and gable vents fitted with mesh
- Eave gaps at brick and cladding closed
- Loose eave sheets screwed back in place
- Airflow kept open through the roof
Screening works well with roof gap sealing and roof proofing on any Mango Hill home. The crew can take photos of each vent if you would like to see the work. To book vent and eave screening, call 07 3543 7771 and tell us roughly how many vents your roof has.
