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End of Lease Pest Control Perth
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End of Lease Flea Treatment Perth
When it comes to an end of lease pest control treatments, what is required in most cases is an end of lease flea treatment. This is always the case for tenants who have pets, but many rental contracts include the requirement for an end of lease pest treatment anyway.
We understand that moving house can be stressful – our end of lease flea treatment is one less thing to worry about. We organise access with the property manager to carry out the treatment after the final clean. We also make sure we provide a quality treatment with supporting documentation to help you get your bond back in full as quickly as possible.
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What’s involved in an end of lease flea treatment?
The end of lease flea treatment is the last thing that a leaving tenant needs to do before handing the keys back to the property manager. That means we come in to carry out the treatment after the carpets and the rest of the property has been cleaned.
The areas we treat:
- Spray carpets
- Spray the perimeter of rooms with hard surfaces
- Treat outdoor entertaining areas
This targets the key areas that fleas, flea larvae, eggs and pupa may be hiding.
This is a comprehensive flea treatment which to ensure you are compliant with the tenancy agreement, making sure you get your bond back as quickly as possible.
If there are additional pest problems, it is a good idea to advise us prior to the flea treatment so we can upgrade the treatment as required to ensure you leave the property pest free and get your bond back.
Other End of Lease Pest Treatments
The property should be clear of pests before moving in, so it is generally the case that the tenant needs to return the property in the same condition.
The property should be clear of fleas, cockroaches, bed bugs and rodents when you vacate the property. Other pests such as spiders, ants and flies are more of a grey area. But if the presence of any pest can be related to a potential hygiene issue, the tenant is likely to be responsible.
It’s therefore important you read the tenancy agreement and book the necessary additional treatments if required. A standard end of flea lease treatment will not cover cockroaches and bed bugs, and so additional cockroach control or bed bug treatments will be required.
Why Choose Megatec Pest Services?
- Local, family run business
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Fully licensed and insured
- Residential and Commercial Pest Control Services
- Termite Specialists – Inspections and treatments
- We take our time to get the job properly
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Pest Control Rental Property
We often get questions on whether the landlord or the tenant is responsible for pest control. But for a few exceptions, the general rule is that the landlord must make sure the property is pest free before leasing and the tenant should return the property in the same condition at the end of the lease. This means that the tenant is responsible for most pest control issues during the lease (exceptions below).
Landlord pest control responsibilities during tenancy:
- Termites and borers
- Possums
- Rodent proofing
Rodent problems during tenancy can be a bit of a grey area and can depend on whether the cause is due to hygiene management issues on behalf of the tenant. Eg. Rat problems caused by easy access to garbage or petfood is likely to be the responsibility of the tenant whereas roof rats nesting in the roof void are likely to be the responsibility of the landlord.
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