Time to move on from your current rental property? That means you need to pull out your end of lease checklist and start ticking! There’s so much to remember to do when it comes time to move, and so often the task that is forgotten is the end of lease pest control.
If you’re reading this, let it serve as a reminder to get your pest control sorted before expecting your bond refund, because you’ll be extremely disappointed otherwise.
According to the RTA (Residential Tenancies Authority) in Queensland, a property needs to be left in the same condition when exiting as it was upon entering. So, if you enter the property and there are no pests, that is how it must be when you leave. If pest control was conducted at the start of the tenancy, then you may need to have one done upon the end of your lease.
If you had a pet living at the property (inside or outside), you are obliged to have a flea treatment conducted in order to receive your bond refund. Be aware though that depending on the state you live in, the rules could be different.
If you are unsure of the rules where you are located, give Pulse Building & Pest Services a call on 1300 697 857. They are fully trained and equipped to meet all end of lease needs, and can guide you through the murky waters of pest requirements for ending a tenancy.
Pulse Building & Pest Control are fully insured and qualified which will ensure that the real estate and owner are happy with the exit conditions, allowing a smooth transition for all involved. Don’t wait for your bond refund because you missed this crucial step, call Pulse Building & Pest Services and book them in now.