Every roof has joins, edges and openings, and over time some of them open up. Tiles crack, capping mortar breaks away, metal sheets lift at the edges and vents lose their covers. Those gaps are how possums get in. Roof entry sealing closes them off. We book a nearby independent crew to do this work for homes around Woodridge.
The crew we book checks the roof line from outside and the roof space from inside, looking for daylight showing through into the roof space. Each gap is closed with the right material for that spot. Mesh goes over vents, flashing goes where sheets meet walls, and broken capping or tiles are packed or swapped out. Older homes often have a few small gaps rather than one big one, so the crew checks the whole roof, not just the obvious spot.
- Ridge and hip capping gaps packed or re-bedded
- Cracked or slipped tiles swapped or reset
- Lifted sheet edges fixed down and flashed
- Vents covered with galvanised mesh
- Gaps around pipes, cables and aerials closed
Sealing is usually part of a possum removal job, done once the one-way door has done its job. It can also be booked on its own if you have noticed gaps, if a storm has lifted part of the roof, or if you want to close things up before possums move in. Storm season in south-east Queensland is a common time for these calls. The crew tells you what they found and gives you the price before starting.
You get upfront pricing on the phone before anyone comes out, and visits can be same-day or next-day where the run allows. To book roof entry sealing in Woodridge, call 07 3543 7766 and tell us what kind of roof you have.
