Eaves sit at the point where the roofline meets the walls, and on a lot of Tarragindi homes this join has small gaps that widen slightly over time as timber moves with the weather. Eave gap sealing closes these narrow openings, which are an easy entry point for a possum moving along the outside wall of the house.
The crew checks the full eave line, looking for gaps around fascia boards, soffit linings and the corners where two roof sections meet above the wall line. Because these gaps tend to be narrow rather than obvious holes, a close check from ground level and, where needed, from a ladder is the way to find every one of them along a Tarragindi roofline.
This work pairs well with roof vent proofing and ridge cap sealing, since all three deal with different sections of the same roofline and are often checked in a single visit. Booking them together means the crew covers your Tarragindi roof properly rather than returning for each section separately, and timber fascia boards common on older homes here tend to shrink slightly over dry stretches of weather, which is often when these gaps widen enough to matter. A close check along the full eave line usually finds more than one weak spot, so it is worth having the whole run looked at rather than just the section closest to the noise.
- Checks the full eave line for narrow gaps
- Covers fascia boards, soffit linings and roof section joins
- Closes gaps that widen over time as timber moves
- Often paired with vent proofing and ridge cap work
- Suits both older and newer Tarragindi homes
Call 07 3543 7770 to book eave gap sealing for your home.
