Possum Catchers Pty Ltd | Home improvement

Possum Catchers Pty Ltd

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24.01.2022 We got called out to an office in St Kilda Road, Melbourne to rescue this little guy who made a cosy little home in the hot water unit cupboard. You can hardly blame him for finding a warm spot to sleep!

24.01.2022 We are Wildlife Controllers who specialise in Possums BUT we also do general Pest & Termite control... have a look at our websites ... we are literally a one stop shop! www.bugcatchers.com.au www.termitecatchers.com.au

23.01.2022 I spent some time today putting together some small thank you gifts for our customers that have posted wonderful feedback on Google. As a small business navigating through these really difficult times a small gesture such as acknowledging our good work is so appreciated and valued. If you know of a small business that has provided you with good service or has made life just a little easier and happier for you, let them know. You can use social media to give back to businesse...s who right now need their people, their village to keep them afloat. Its quick, its cheap and the kindness goes a long way. Leave them a Google, Facebook or Instagram comment/review. Trust me every little bit helps. We're here for the long haul and there will be better happier days. Stay Safe Victoria x

20.01.2022 Even our possum friend is doing he's bit to stay safe. MASK UP friends, lets kick this pandemic!

20.01.2022 We appreciate all the love & support we get from our customers. Below is just a small way to help many of us keep going .... have a great weekend everyone

16.01.2022 We love getting videos from our clients. We were sent this recently and couldn't help but share. This little fellow clearly just wanted in, he wanted to say hey... can I come inside?

13.01.2022 Dear Possum & Bug Catchers Valued Clients, As COVID-19 (Coronavirus) continues to impact people and organisations globally, we want to personally update you on the steps we are taking to ensure safety and mitigate the risk of exposure to you, to us and our extended family. Our staff will be exercising the following measures:... - Regular and thoroughly washing of hands with soap and water or alcohol based hand cleaner - Practice social distancing: no hand shaking, maintain at least 1 metre distance from anyone. - Follow good respiratory hygiene. Cover your mouth and nose with your bend elbow or tissue when you cough or sneeze. Dispose of the used tissue immediately. - Clean surfaces with disinfectant. With regards to our technicians attending your property; and as you may know much of our work is external on roofs, however should our technicians require internal access in your home, we ask that you disclose the following information prior to our attendance: 1. If you are unwell with flu-like symptoms such as fever, breathing difficulties, cough or fatigue. 2. Recently been in contact with someone diagnosed with Coronavirus. 3. Recently been overseas. In these instances we may be able to make alternate arrangements for access or reschedule to a later date. Please understand the health and wellbeing of everyone is our main concern and our objective is to remain vigilant in upholding safe practices. Your assistance is vital in ensuring that we all remain well and healthy. If you want additional information about the Coronavirus the Australian Government Department of Health website is the best source of truth for information in addition to the World Health Organisation (WHO) website. Coronavirus Health Information Line 1800 020 080 - operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

11.01.2022 This Possum was just making himself known to humans... lucky for him & the humans we were able to safely getting him out and back into his natural habitat.

11.01.2022 FAQ No. 2: Why are you so much cheaper than other wildlife/pest controllers? Answer: Whilst we don't like to answer a question with a question, you also need to ask: Why are other wildlife/pest controllers so expensive?? In essence, we are boutique company with a small army of people with who provide a good affordable service. We do all the proofing and blocking, eviction of possums and we provide a 12 month warranty on our work. ... We try to be transparent in our pricing so you know what you will be paying. Please refer to our pricing table on our website and if in doubt or have queries please call our office on 8840 9572. http://www.possumcatchers.com.au/possum-removal-price

10.01.2022 Possum Catchers are so sad & appalled to read about this awful news. Whilst it is an allegation the footage shown is pretty damning. Possums in Victoria are a protected species and are native to our wildlife here in Australia. Let's look after our furry friends https://www.abc.net.au//greyhound-trainers-suspen/11699434

10.01.2022 Hump Day funnies.... not quite Possums but our cousins accross the sea..... like Possums in the US Raccoons are a protected species... not sure how our Brushtails would fare against a mama Raccoon like this one.

09.01.2022 Yep, its rodent season... we are fully licensed in Wildlife & Pest Control and can treat for rodents (rats & mice). Call us today if you have a problem on 8840 9572.

08.01.2022 So lovely to receive Thank you notes from clients, its a simple but a much appreciated thought

08.01.2022 The cold snap has arrived! This means you will most likely hear increased activity in your roof. We find with the temperature drop, all matter of wildlife will be entering roofs to seek shelter & warmth. We manage all pest control issues, not just possums. If you have a rodent (rats) issue give us call and we can talk you through our process. Average Rodent Treatment is $220 + gst and comes with a 6 month warranty!

07.01.2022 We are operating during Stage 4 RestrictionsWe are operating during Stage 4 Restrictions

07.01.2022 We are a proud family owned Melbourne business .. and its super special when we receive messages acknowledging this. Our eldest daughter Michaela is our front line, first point of contact and she does an amazing job. Michaela is very professional, very informed but gracious and warm. We are proud to have her on our team, she represents everything we are in business but also a beautiful human.

05.01.2022 FAQ No. 3: How do possums get in my roof? A: Possums do not need a lot space to get into your roof, generally softball size, if their head fits then the body will follow - no matter how big and chubby the possum! When we attend we will look at your roof, surveying your eaves, fasicas boards, gutter and roof tiles. The proofing and blocking of entry points is the most important part of our job and is the first step in the eviction process. ... Often clients are not aware of the state of their roof and therefore to keep your roof possum-free, you need to have your roof maintained. Ensure you clean gutters, cut back branches from the roof, carry out repairs to rotting woodwork and keep your roof tiles maintained. This will go a long way in keeping possums and other wildlife out of your roof!

03.01.2022 A frequently asked question: How do I know if I have possums or rats in my roof? Often the type of noise: If you are hearing a loud heavy bodied animal, screeching or fighting inside your ceiling/roof you have possums. ... Scratching, shuffling, gnawing sounds often indicate Rodents (rats). Also timing: Possums are nocturnal in nature and generally have dawn & dusk activity. They will wake as soon as the sun goes down and you will hear them exiting your roof. They then return back into your roof when the sun is coming up. Rodents (rats) generally have no timetable, you will hear them all through the night and/or during the daytime. Still not sure? Or want to book our services? Call (03) 8840 9572

02.01.2022 Today we pay our respects to those that have fallen to protect and preserve our way of life. We are incredibly lucky to live a free country and our thoughts are with the soldiers of past and present. We also equally extend respect to the VicPol officers who lost their lives this week. May they rest in peace and may their families know they are in our thoughts and hearts.