Track observations for the actual property
Note the date, location, what was seen, nearby property conditions and any change over time. Photograph only if safe and without disturbing animals, nests or droppings. Do not infer a species, infestation or required treatment from the month or season.
Use local public-health and regulator sources
Check current information from the health, environment or pesticide authority for the property’s jurisdiction. NSW residents can consult NSW Health public-health pest information and the NSW EPA pesticide guidance; other states and territories have their own authorities.
Arrange an assessment rather than a calendar treatment
Ask a qualified local pest provider whether inspection or treatment is appropriate for the observed concern, what work is within scope, which qualifications apply, and what product-label instructions and follow-up are provided. No annual or seasonal treatment frequency is recommended here.
Confirm Dirt2Tidy’s service arrangement
Dirt2Tidy arranges pest-control services through subcontractors across its operating cities; external providers perform any accepted work. Confirm provider identity, credentials, accepted pest, address/date, quote and terms for each enquiry. No permanent prevention is promised.
Keep cleaning and pest treatment separate
Routine cleaning can address agreed accessible surfaces but does not identify or treat pests. Follow the provider’s product-specific instructions before arranging any separate cleaning after treatment.
