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Guide to End-of-Lease Pest Treatments



Detecta Pest

When it’s time to move out of a rental property, there are many tasks to check off your list, and one of them might be organising an end-of-lease pest treatment. In Northern NSW, it’s a common requirement for tenants to ensure the property is pest-free before handing back the keys. This treatment is especially important if you’ve had pets on the premises or if it’s specified in your lease agreement.

In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about end-of-lease pest treatments, including why they’re important, what they involve, and how Detecta-Pest can help.



Why End-of-Lease Pest Treatments Are Necessary

End-of-lease pest treatments are designed to:

  • Meet Lease Obligations: Many rental agreements include clauses requiring tenants to arrange pest control services before vacating.

  • Maintain Property Standards: Pest treatments ensure the property is clean and pest-free for the next tenants.

  • Prevent Disputes: Completing a pest treatment can help avoid bond disputes with landlords or property managers.

  • Address Pet-Related Issues: If you’ve had pets, pest treatments help eliminate fleas, ticks, or other potential pests they may have introduced.



What Does an End-of-Lease Pest Treatment Involve?

An end-of-lease pest treatment typically includes:

  • General Pest Control: Targets common pests such as cockroaches, ants, and spiders.

  • Flea Treatments: Essential for properties where pets have lived.

  • Property Inspection: Identifies any pest issues that need to be addressed to meet lease requirements.

Depending on the property’s condition and lease agreement, additional treatments may be required.



When Should You Arrange a Pest Treatment?

The best time to book an end-of-lease pest treatment is:

  • After Cleaning: Schedule the pest treatment after you’ve completed your cleaning to ensure no residue attracts pests.

  • Before Final Inspection: Book it close to your final inspection date to meet landlord or property manager expectations.



Tips for Tenants

  1. Check Your Lease Agreement: Review your lease to understand the specific pest control requirements.

  2. Keep Receipts: Provide proof of the pest treatment to your landlord or property manager to avoid disputes.

  3. Hire Professionals: DIY methods often don’t meet the standards required by lease agreements. Professional pest control ensures compliance.

  4. Communicate Early: Notify your property manager if there are pre-existing pest issues to avoid being held responsible.



How Detecta-Pest Can Help

At Detecta-Pest, we specialise in providing hassle-free end-of-lease pest treatments tailored to meet your lease requirements. Here’s what we offer:

1. Comprehensive Treatments

We deliver effective treatments targeting fleas, cockroaches, ants, and other common pests.

2. Professional Service

Our licensed technicians ensure the job is done to a high standard, giving you peace of mind.

3. Compliance Guarantee

We provide receipts and reports to ensure compliance with your lease agreement.

4. Flexible Scheduling

We work around your move-out schedule to provide timely pest treatments.



Why Choose Detecta-Pest?

With over 20 years of experience serving Coffs Harbour, Clarence Valley, and surrounding areas, Detecta-Pest is your trusted partner for end-of-lease pest treatments. Our professional approach ensures your property is left pest-free and ready for the next tenants.



Book Your End-of-Lease Pest Treatment Today

Avoid bond disputes and leave your rental property in top condition with a professional pest treatment from Detecta-Pest.

Call us at 0475 227 942 or visit www.detectapest.com.au to book your service.

Let us take the hassle out of end-of-lease pest control so you can focus on your move!

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