Dusk availability that matches when you actually work, the proofing visit booked before you leave, and the roof cavity remembered next time.
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The classic call. A thumping ceiling at two in the morning, a brushtail in the eaves and a hole under the barge board you will not find from the ground.
Pigeons under a solar array or microbats in a wall. Almost entirely a proofing job, with the catching being the smaller part.
A managing agent with a tower full of complaints. Booked by the agent, attended at the building, invoiced to the agency.
Not an emergency catch, but a walk-through of a property after something was seen, with a written list of what to change.
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Priced and booked
Availability is set to when possums actually leave the roof, so the customer picks a seven-thirty on Thursday instead of ringing to ask whether evenings are covered.
Scheduled and dispatched
Catching it is half the job. Book the return visit from the customer record while still on site, so the entry point gets sealed instead of quietly forgotten.
On the day
The entry point, the manhole location and the insulation notes stay on the property, so the next call there starts from a plan instead of another crawl through the roof.
Get paid
The two visits are two services with their own prices, so the customer sees exactly what each one buys them rather than one blurred callout fee.
Less admin, more bookings
A trap set and cleared is a night's work; a hole sealed is the end of the problem. Sell them as two services so both are priced and both are visible on your calendar, and book the proofing while you are on site and the customer is still hearing it in the ceiling. The second visit is where the margin lives and it is the one most operators forget to write down.
Relocation across town is not on the table, so the whole approach has to assume the animal is coming straight back to the roof it just left. That reality is worth saying on your page, because it manages the expectation before the booking rather than in an argument on the day, and it explains to the customer why the proofing is not an upsell.
Possums leave at dusk and come back before dawn, which is exactly when a normal booking page has nothing available. Set your availability to the hours the work actually happens, and the customer picks a seven-thirty on Thursday instead of ringing to ask whether you do evenings.
You have crawled that cavity. You know the entry is under the eastern barge board, that the manhole is in the linen cupboard, and that the insulation is shot on the northern side. Put it on the property and the next call there, whether it is this owner or the one who buys it, starts from a plan instead of another crawl.
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Yes. Availability is set per service, so the trapping visit can be dusk only while a daytime inspection stays on business hours.
Book it from the customer's record while you are on site. It is a separate service with its own price and length, and it goes on the calendar as its own job so it cannot quietly disappear.
On the property. Each address is its own record under the customer with its own notes and job history, which is what makes the second attendance quick.
You can, and most operators do. Two services, two prices, two bookings, and the customer can see exactly what each one buys them.