Highset homes across Tarragindi often have open space underneath the house as well as a roof cavity above, and a possum can use either one if the gap is wide enough. Subfloor proofing deals with the underneath side of the house, checking the skirting, lattice and any gaps around stumps or piers where an animal could get in.
The crew walks the full perimeter underneath the house, noting any lattice panels that have come loose, gaps in skirting boards, or open sections where stored items have been moved and left a way through. Where the subfloor connects up toward the roof cavity through a gap in the wall line, this gets checked as part of the same visit as wall cavity clearance.
Sealing underneath uses the same approach as the roof: close the gaps once the space is confirmed clear, using material suited to skirting, lattice and stump lines rather than roof tiles or vents. Worth mentioning when you call if your Tarragindi home is a highset build with open space underneath, since older lattice panels tend to warp or come away from their fixings after a few years in the weather. This is usually the first place the crew checks when a subfloor gap looks like the likely cause of noise around the base of the house.
- Checks skirting, lattice and stump lines underneath the house
- Suited to highset homes with open subfloor space
- Often checked alongside wall cavity clearance
- Seals gaps once the subfloor is confirmed clear
- Booked as part of the same visit where needed
Call 07 3543 7770 to ask about subfloor proofing for your home.
