A one-time pest control treatment can cost between $150 and $400. On-going treatments, such as spraying and baiting, usually cost between $100 and $300 per visit. Specialized treatments, such as fumigation or termite barriers, can cost between $1,000 and $5,000 or more. Other factors that can affect the cost of pest control include: The size of the area – Larger homes require more extensive treatment and materials, which can increase the cost. Accessibility – It can be more difficult to eradicate pests from roof spaces or under floors. Level of infestation – Severe infestations may require multiple visits and treatments, which can increase the cost. We will do our best to ensure we put together the most cost effective program to suit your needs.

Homes – You should have pest control done at least once every six months to a year. You can try to book treatments at the same time each year. If you are dealing with a pest problem or infestation you will need more regular visits. Businesses – Commercial businesses may need pest inspections weekly to quarterly, depending on the nature of the business and the type of pests it could be exposed to and the industry.

Insects like ticks, fleas, cockroaches, and mosquitoes, and even rodents can carry unwanted diseases and termites can cause severe and extremely expensive structural damage if gone unnoticed.

If there is bad weather on the day of the treatment, you will receive a call to reschedule your appointment. This will occur when it’s raining, excessively windy or if rain is forecast within 2 hours of the treatment, as the chemically takes 2 hours to fully dry.

Pest control is the management of species that are pests, such as rodents, possums, all types of insects, birds, and reptiles, to prevent them from causing damage to your property or business. Pest control can involve physical, chemical, or biological methods to find, prevent, and eliminate pests.

The best time for pest control in residential and commercial buildings is in August to December or early in Spring. Spraying in spring allows you to destroy the pests’ nests when their numbers are low. Given the low number of pest colonies and nests, the treatment will be more effective and long-lasting. Pest Control in winter is also a great opportunity for early intervention. As a result, their activity may decrease, making it easier to target and eliminate them. By taking care of pest problems during the winter, you can stop potential infestations before they escalate and cause more damage when temperatures rise.

In Victoria, according to Consumer Affairs, if there is a problem because of something to do with the building structure, the tenant/renter can ask for urgent repair/pest removal. Again, if the landlord/rental property provider can prove the people living in the home have contributed to the infestation, they can request that they sort out the problem at their own expense. The first step in determining responsibility for your issue is to read the lease agreement. Some tenancy agreements include a clause regarding pest control. In these situations, use your signed agreement as your guide.