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Possums

A common brushtail possum perched on a branch at night, highlighting the need for humane possum control solutions

Possums are an integral part of Australian wildlife. These nocturnal marsupials have adapted well to urban settings, often causing issues for homeowners if not properly managed. Without effective possum control, they can create noise in roof spaces or damage plants by feeding on flowers. Australia is home to 23 species of possums, which are a cherished part of the native ecosystem. In urban areas, the most commonly encountered species are the Common Brushtail Possum and the Common Ringtail Possum.

Possums can become a significant nuisance when they invade homes . It's important for residents to recognize the common signs of possum intrusions and understand the value of professional removal services.

Being alert to early indicators of possum activity can help prevent potential damage to your property. Handling these animals requires specialised knowledge and an understanding of their behavior. For this reason, engaging professional services is essential for safe, effective, and humane possum removal.

A mother possum carrying her joey on a fence, illustrating the importance of humane possum removal and prevention.

Possum Removal Service Includes:

At Area Specialist Pest Control Solutions, we prioritize transparency and guide you through every step of our possum removal process.

Thorough Inspection
Our skilled team conducts a comprehensive inspection of your property to assess the severity of the possum intrusion, particularly in your roof space.

Safe Removal
We carefully remove the possums from your roof and secure the affected areas to ensure they cannot return.

Effective Prevention
To keep possums from re-entering, we seal all entry points—including roof cavities, under the house, and other vulnerable spots—using high-quality, durable materials. This ensures long-lasting protection, preventing future intrusions.

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