Strata -
Property Management
As the leader in safe and effective termite and pest control for the strata and property management industry, we take care of any pest infestation or problems affecting your apartment, unit or townhouse with minimal disruption to you or your clients. Our professionally trained termite and pest technicians provide safe and effective preventative treatments for strata and property management.
Why are treatments necessary?
Shared areas such as foyers, lifts, gardens, and swimming pools require shared responsibility. Neglecting these areas or leaving the responsibility can lead to deterioration.
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Cockroaches are attracted to unclean and damp areas, and their infestation can spread to private units if common areas are not treated.
Rodents can also spread diseases in high-density living areas, but termites pose the biggest threat to strata buildings.
Who is responsible for Strata pest Control?
Strata laws can differ slightly depending on the state in which the property is located. However, as a general rule, it is the landlord's responsibility to ensure that any pest infestation that existed before the tenant moved in is treated.
Conversely, if the pests appeared after the tenant moved in, the landlord is still responsible for their eradication. The body corporate is responsible for conducting pest inspections, implementing preventative measures, and carrying out any necessary treatment work on common property. Any additional treatments carried out after, are at the discretion of the landlord or tenant.
We offer customised pest treatments for your building to prevent and treat ants, cockroaches, rodents, and termites. Regular inspections can save you from large body corporate fees and ensure a safe living environment for tenants, owners, and visitors. Our experts can advise you on the best treatment plan for your specific building, location, and budget.
Tips to reduce pests around your strata building:
Our pest technician can suggest effective measures to minimise the risk of pests in your strata building:
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These may involve installing self-closing doors in common areas,
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Eliminating potential nesting sites such as decaying timber or cardboard boxes,
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Ensuring proper bin maintenance and keeping the premises clean
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Repairing any cracks or damage that could serve as entry points for pests.
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Additionally, it's important to fix water leaks and avoid placing soil or timber near the building perimeter, as this could termites.
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