Possums

Comprehensive Possum Removal & Exclusion

Possums often enter attics, crawl spaces, and sheds looking for food or shelter. While not typically aggressive, they can create strong odors, leave waste behind, and damage insulation. Our possum removal service ensures these animals are removed safely and kept out for good.

Service Designed for Homes and Businesses

This service is for property owners who hear movement in attics at night or find possums under porches, sheds, or decks. Possums can create unsanitary conditions and damage insulation or wiring. Professional removal resolves the issue quickly and safely.

How the Service Works

Every step of our process is designed to eliminate the current problem and help prevent future outbreaks.
Thorough Property Inspection

Thorough Property Inspection

We inspect attics, crawl spaces, and outdoor structures to find where possums are entering and nesting.

Customized Removal Plan

Customized Removal Plan

We use humane trapping methods and one-way exclusion devices to remove possums without harm.

Exclusion & Repairs

Exclusion & Repairs

Once the animals are removed, we seal openings and repair entry points to block re-entry.

Follow-Up & Prevention

Follow-Up & Prevention

We provide prevention advice such as securing trash and maintaining property barriers, and can return for follow-up inspections if needed.

Characteristics
  • Medium-sized marsupials with grey fur and long tails
  • Nocturnal scavengers that carry young in a pouch
  • Known for “playing dead” when threatened

Possum Facts

  • Attics, crawl spaces, and sheds
  • Decks, porches, and outbuildings
  • Near garbage or pet food
  • Open trash or compost piles
  • Access to food and water sources
  • Holes or gaps in structures
  • Scratching or slow movement noises at night
  • Large droppings in attics or crawl spaces
  • Strong odors from waste or nesting areas
  • Damage to vents, insulation, or stored items
  • Professional inspection
  • Humane trapping and removal
  • Sealing of openings and entry points
  • Guidance on prevention and follow-up service