A one-way door is the main tool the crew we book uses to clear a roof space. It is a short mesh tunnel with a hinged flap, fitted over the gap in use. The flap only opens outward, so the gap works as an exit and not as an entry. We explain how it works when you call about your Morayfield home, give you upfront pricing and book a nearby independent crew.
Before the door goes on, the crew checks the roof space and walks the roof line to find every gap. The main entry usually shows rub marks, fur and a worn edge. All the other gaps are sealed first, so the one-way door is the only way through. The door is then screwed firmly over the gap with the flap facing out.
Once the roof space has been quiet for a few nights, the door comes off and the final gap is sealed and proofed with mesh or flashing. Depending on the job, the crew may come back for that step. We explain on the phone whether the price covers one visit or two. In the meantime, leave the door alone and keep pets away from it.
- Roof space and roof line check to find every gap
- Other gaps sealed before the door goes on
- Door fitted over the main entry, flap facing out
- Door removed once the roof space is quiet
- Final gap sealed with mesh or flashing
One-way doors suit tiled and metal roofs alike and can be fitted to eaves, gable ends and wall gaps on homes across Morayfield. Keep ladders and outdoor furniture clear of the spot so nothing blocks the flap. To book one-way door fitting, call 07 3543 7770 and tell us where you hear the noise.
