Possums can become a serious nuisance when they invade homes or commercial properties. These nocturnal creatures can damage roofs, insulation, wiring, and garden areas while also creating unpleasant odors and noise. At Pest Hunter, we provide professional possum removal services in Melbourne that are safe, humane, and effective. Our experienced team ensures that possums are carefully removed and prevented from returning, keeping your property secure and pest-free.
Licensed and Experienced Team: Experts trained in humane possum capture and removal.
Safe & Humane Methods: We prioritize the well-being of animals while protecting your property.
Complete Property Protection: Inspections, removal, and exclusion solutions to prevent re-entry.
Fast Response: Emergency possum removal available across Melbourne.
Guaranteed Results: Long-term solutions to stop possums from coming back.
Scratching or rustling noises in the roof or attic at night.
Damaged insulation, wiring, or roof materials.
Possum droppings in the roof, attic, or garden.
Strong musty odors coming from nesting areas.
Sightings of possums during daytime (may indicate overcrowding or food scarcity).
Identify possum entry points, nesting locations, and signs of damage.
Use safe traps and techniques to remove possums without harming them.
Seal entry points and repair damage to prevent re-infestation.
Clean affected areas, remove droppings, and provide preventive advice.
Seal gaps in roofs, vents, and walls.
Remove food sources like fallen fruit, pet food, or unsecured bins.
Trim overhanging branches that provide access to your roof.
Regularly inspect attic and roof areas for signs of activity.
Maintain garden cleanliness to reduce hiding spots.
A1: While generally not aggressive, possums can carry fleas, ticks, and other parasites. They can also damage property.
A2: Yes, we use humane traps and relocation methods to ensure their safety.
A3: Most cases are resolved within 1–2 days depending on the number of possums and nesting locations.
A4: Our exclusion and preventive strategies significantly reduce the likelihood of re-entry.