Eliminating Fleas

In New South Wales, end of lease flea treatments is usually required as part of a rental or lease agreement. Landlords and agents typically require treatments when a pet has lived on the property, such as a dog or cat.

The purpose of an end of lease flea treatment is to ensure the property is pest-free and safe for the next tenant. By booking an end of lease treatment with Mudgee Pest Service, you can be sure no fleas are left behind when you and your pets move on to a new home.

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Flea Treatment Requirements

You may be wondering: how do I know if I need to arrange an end of lease flea treatment?

It's essential to read through your Rental Agreement thoroughly. While some agents will require a simple inspection and flea treatment, others may require comprehensive pest control treatments to eliminate cockroaches, ants, spiders, beetles, and other pests as well as fleas.

Because flea eggs can lay dormant for several months before hatching, it's essential to arrange an end of lease treatment before moving on to a new property.

To learn more about our end of lease flea treatments, or if you're unsure whether you need one for your property, give our friendly team a call.