A possum that has lived in a roof for months, or a family of rats, leaves a lot behind. Droppings build up in corners, urine soaks into timber and insulation, and nesting material piles up near the eaves. That mess can cause stains on the ceiling below and a stale smell that drifts into the house. Roof sanitising clears it out. Many homes in Western Brisbane book it straight after a removal and sealing visit.
The crew we book goes into the roof space with masks, gloves and bags. They collect droppings and nesting, remove insulation that is too soiled to keep, and then sanitise the affected timber and boards. They will point out any ceiling boards that are badly stained or soft, as those may need a plasterer.
- Droppings and nesting collected and bagged
- Soiled insulation taken out where needed
- Sanitiser applied to stained timber and boards
- Odour treatment for the affected area
- Before and after photos
Sanitising makes sense once the animals are out and the gaps are sealed. Otherwise the mess builds up again. If you are not sure whether the roof is empty, the crew can check first and tell you.
Clearing the old mess also makes it easier to spot new droppings later, so you can tell quickly if anything has moved back in. We give you upfront pricing based on the size of the affected area and whether insulation needs to come out. If the crew finds more once they are in the roof, they confirm the extra price before going ahead. They can also give you advice on replacing insulation. To book roof sanitising in Western Brisbane, call 07 3543 7769 and we will arrange a local crew.
