End of Lease Pest Control
End of lease pest control in Australia involves performing a pest treatment in a rental property before the tenancy ends. The primary goal is to ensure the property is free of fleas or other pests when tenants vacate. This process is also an effective method to eliminate any emerging fleas from eggs that may have been left behind.
In Australia, the responsibility for pest control in a rental property depends on the timing. Typically, the landlord is accountable for addressing any pest issues that exist when a new tenant moves in. Once the tenant occupies the property, they are responsible for arranging pest treatment, especially if they have pets, such as a cat or dog, before vacating to ensure the return of their bond. The exact responsibilities are outlined in the lease agreement and governed by relevant tenancy laws.
Area Specialist End-Of-Lease Service Includes:
Comprehensive Inspection
Area Specialist will conduct a thorough inspection of your property and provide a detailed report of the findings.
Cockroach Gel Application
Our technicians may apply a specialized gel treatment to target cockroach infestations.
Pesticide Powder Treatment
A pesticide powder may be applied to roof voids, subfloors, and wall cavities to address a variety of pests.
Surface Spray for Australian Conditions
A specially formulated surface spray, approved for Australian conditions, may be applied to further safeguard your property.
Insect Growth Regulator (IGR) Application
Our technicians may use an Insect Growth Regulator to effectively reduce cockroach and flea populations, preventing further infestations.
Preparation
Indoor Treatment Preparation:
The property must be thoroughly cleaned and completely emptied of all furniture.
Vacate the premises and only re-enter after 4-5 hours, ensuring the floors are completely dry before doing so.
Outdoor Treatment Preparation:
The outdoor area should be tidied, ensuring no rubbish is left on the ground.
Grass must be trimmed very short to allow effective treatment.
