End of Lease Pest Control

Why do you need end of lease pest control?

Did you know that most tenants are required to have a general pest control treatment after you’ve vacated the property? If you’ve had a pet stay at your property for any length of time, even if it’s been kept outside, you may still be required to undertake this treatment by a professional.

If you’re unsure about what your responsibilities are, we recommend that you carefully read the fine print of your rental agreement, speak with the agent who you leased the property through, or contact us for advice and assistance.

Your local Jim’s technician will be able to provide you with a customised interior and exterior pest control service in accordance with your particular agreement, and make your appointment at a time that suits you.

Why renters need an end of lease treatment

Chances are that if you’ve had a dog or cat on your property for any length of time, at the very least you’ll be required to have a tick and flea pest control treatment carried out by a professional once you vacate the property. And in some cases, to get your bond back you may need a certificate for a full general pest treatment which covers creepy crawlies such as ants, cockroaches, spiders, ticks, and fleas.

Landlords require these treatments to ensure that pests can’t pose a health risk to the tenants who live at the property after you.

If the appropriate pest control treatments aren’t carried out, it may be difficult to get your bond back and it could even affect your chances of renting future properties.

It’s always best to understand what your requirements are, then contact Jim’s Pest Control Warwick for a professional end of lease pest treatment.

What does the process involve?

The pest control treatments you receive will depend on the type of animal/s kept at the property and the specific requirements of your lease.

Speak with your local Jim’s Pest Control technician [link to contact], who will find out your specific lease requirements then discuss the most effective end of lease pest control for your situation.

Our guaranteed treatment program targets pests such as ants, cockroaches, fleas, spiders, silverfish, ticks, and rodents. If necessary, we can also conduct follow-up treatments to ensure the breeding cycle is broken.

When should end of lease pest control treatment be carried out?

It’s important to carefully check your rental agreement, as this may state when an end of lease pest control treatment program is required to be carried out. In our experience, pest control treatment usually needs to be conducted within 3 days, and sometimes up to 7 days, of you leaving the property.

Again, if you’re unsure of your specific requirements, speak with the leasing agent, or contact us for advice and assistance.

We know that moving to a new house is stressful, and having to schedule an end of lease pest control treatment is yet another thing on an ever-growing to-do list. We promise to make this a straightforward part of the process: your friendly, local Warwick technician is available up to 7 days a week, to make this part of the moving process easy and hassle-free.

In fact, we’ll even contact any other services you’ve arranged such cleaners or removalists, to ensure that we carry out your end of lease pest control program at a time that’s convenient for them too.

What happens if you don’t get it done?

If you don’t carry out the required pest control treatments, it could be difficult to get your bond back, it may affect your chances of renting other properties in the future.

Responsibilities?

If you’re not sure of your pest control responsibilities, give us a call on 131 546 for assistance. It’s important to get it right the first time, as it will help save you money in the long run!

Your local Jim’s Pest Control franchisee can offer you a complete interior and exterior tailored service in accordance with your lease terms. We can work in with your moving timeframe and be there when you need us.