A ceiling void is the space directly above the plasterboard, and it is usually where the noise sounds loudest, since a possum moving around there is only a thin layer of ceiling away from the room below. Homes across Beenleigh with older flat ceilings or a lowered section under a sloped roof tend to have more of this kind of call, since the void gives a possum plenty of room to settle in.
We start with a call to work out where in the house the noise is loudest and at what time of night, which helps the crew we book narrow down which part of the ceiling void is being used. From there a local team comes out to Beenleigh to check the roof above that section, looking for the gap the possum is using to get from the outside into the void.
Once that entry point is found, the crew we book fits a one-way door over it and seals the smaller gaps nearby, including around any downlights, exhaust fans or old roof penetrations that often open up in an older ceiling void. Fixing these secondary gaps matters as much as the main entry point, since a void with several small openings will keep drawing wildlife back.
- Call to work out which part of the ceiling void is in use
- Local team sent to check the roof above that section
- One-way door fitted over the main entry point
- Sealing of downlights, vents and old roof penetrations nearby
- Upfront pricing before the visit goes ahead
Book a ceiling void possum removal visit in Beenleigh on 07 3543 7764.
