Roof vents let air move through the roof space, but an open or damaged vent is also an easy way in for a possum, bird or rodent. Fitting a guard over each vent keeps the airflow working while closing off that entry point, which is often one of the first things the crew checks on a roof in Albany Creek.
The crew looks at every vent on the roof, including gable vents, whirlybirds and smaller eave vents, checking for gaps around the edge, broken mesh or vents that have come loose from the roofline. Each vent gets measured so the guard fitted matches the shape and size properly, rather than a loose fit that an animal can push past.
Homes across Albany Creek often have several vents of different types on the one roof, especially where an extension or renovation has added newer vents alongside the originals. The crew checks each one separately, since an older vent and a newer vent can have very different gaps around the edge even on the same roof.
A vent guard that has come loose or rusted through is often the reason a possum or bird has found a way back into a roof that was already checked once before. The crew replaces any guard in poor condition as part of the visit, not just the vents that are missing one.
- Every vent on the roof checked, including gable and eave vents
- Guards measured and fitted to match each vent shape
- Airflow through the roof space kept clear after fitting
- Older and newer vents on the same roof checked separately
- Upfront pricing before any guards are fitted
Call 07 3543 7770 to book roof vent guards for your home in Albany Creek.
