A possum in a wall cavity sounds different from one in the roof. Instead of thumping overhead, you tend to hear scratching or movement lower down, inside a wall near a corner of the house, and it often comes after a roof job where the possum has dropped down from the ceiling space into a stud wall. This is a trickier job because the crew needs to work out which stud bay the noise is coming from before doing anything.
When this happens around Kangaroo Point, tell us which wall and roughly what height the noise sits at, along with the time of day you notice it. The crew we book uses that starting point, then checks the wall from both the roof cavity above and any external cladding gaps, since a wall cavity possum has usually come down through a join between the roof space and the wall frame rather than a hole in the weatherboards themselves.
Once the drop point is confirmed, the crew fits a one-way door at that opening in the roof cavity so the possum can move back up and out on its own, then seals the join once the wall is clear. Homes around Kangaroo Point with timber stud walls and a roof cavity above them are the ones most likely to need this particular check.
- Wall location and noise height noted over the phone
- Crew checks the join between roof cavity and wall frame
- One-way door fitted at the drop point into the wall
- Sealing of the join once the wall cavity is clear
- Return check on request if noise continues after the visit
Call 07 3543 7773 and describe which wall the noise is in, and we will book a local crew to trace it.
