Get the property assessed before choosing treatment
Record visible observations without probing, scraping, drilling or applying liquids to building materials. Ask a qualified local pest professional to inspect the actual site, explain evidence and access limits, and provide a written report before any treatment decision.
Ask what “non-toxic” means for the exact product
Request the exact product and current label, the target pest, permitted site and application, any precautions, and evidence for the specific safety claim. Ask how the provider considered occupants, pets, food areas and the building. Do not infer harmlessness from natural, organic, low-odour or non-toxic marketing.
Verify qualifications and treatment scope
Check which authorisations apply to the proposed work in your state or territory and verify them with the regulator. Confirm inspection, treatment areas, products, price, follow-up and limitations in writing. Treatment, structural repair and replacement of damaged materials are separate scopes.
Use official local pesticide information
NSW residents can consult the NSW EPA pesticide information; other states and territories have their own regulators. Follow the exact product label and attending provider’s directions; no universal re-entry or prevention period applies.
Confirm Dirt2Tidy’s subcontracted arrangement
Dirt2Tidy arranges pest-control services through subcontractors across its operating cities; the external provider performs any accepted inspection or treatment. Confirm provider identity, relevant qualifications, accepted work and availability for the exact address and date. No termite-free or chemical-free guarantee is made.
