PEST CONTROL. PEOPLE FIRST.
Pest control for landlords and agents
Help coordinate the property, occupant and practical next step. Start with clear observations and access arrangements.
Tell us the full property address so we can check coverage and access.
Make the first conversation useful
Record what the occupant has noticed, when it started, which rooms are affected and whether neighbouring spaces may be involved. Ask about previous treatment and known access issues.
Agree who will communicate with the occupant, authorise the scope and receive the quote. Tell the team about access restrictions and any preparation support that may be needed.
Coordinate the building, not just a room
In blocks and shared properties, service routes and common areas may be relevant. A plan may need cooperation from the building manager and adjoining occupants.
Responsibility for treatment costs depends on the circumstances, tenancy arrangements and applicable duties. Responsibility needs to be considered for the particular tenancy and property. Seek appropriate advice if responsibility is disputed.
Keep a clear record
| Record | Useful detail |
|---|---|
| Reported signs | Date, room, description and any safely obtained evidence. |
| Access and authorisation | Named contact, agreed access and who can approve work. |
| Visit and follow-up | Findings, agreed actions, preparation and next review. |
| Repairs and prevention | Separate building defects or maintenance tasks from treatment. |
Bed-bug treatment
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Plan ongoing property care.
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Understand occupant concerns before treatment.
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