The eaves are one of the more common places for a gap to open up on an older roof around Silkstone, especially where timber lining has warped a little or a join has come apart over the years. A gap here is often wide enough for a possum, and sometimes for a rat, to use as a way straight into the roof cavity, and it is not always obvious from the ground.
When you call 07 3543 7769, the crew works along the full eave line rather than stopping at the first gap found, since an older roof is rarely limited to just one weak spot. Material is fitted to close the gap without blocking the roof's own ventilation, so air can still move through the cavity the way it is meant to, and the outside of the house is left looking much as it did before the visit.
This is often booked straight after a possum or rat has already been removed, once the crew has already worked out roughly where the entry point has been, but it can also be booked on its own for a Silkstone home where a gap has been noticed along the eave line and you want it closed before anything moves in. Homes with timber fascia rather than metal tend to need a closer look, since timber moves more with the weather over the years.
- Full eave line checked, not just the first gap found
- Material fitted without blocking roof ventilation
- Often booked straight after removal
- Can be booked on its own before anything moves in
- Price set out before work starts
Call 07 3543 7769 to book a check along your eave line.
