Pest Control near you in Ireland

It varies by lease and jurisdiction, but the common pattern is: landlords are responsible for infestations arising from the building (rats, structural entry, problems present at move-in), while tenants pay when the infestation results from their own housekeeping or was introduced by them (e.g. fleas from pets). In multi-unit buildings, roach and bed bug treatment usually needs adjoining units treated at the same time — coordinate through the landlord or manager.

Most reputable firms include a retreatment guarantee — commonly 30-90 days for one-off jobs, and continuous coverage on service plans. Get the guarantee in writing, including what voids it (e.g. not following prep instructions, sanitation issues). 'Lifetime' guarantees usually mean an ongoing paid contract, not a one-time promise.

DIY sprays and baits handle light ant or roach activity fine. Hire a professional for anything structural or persistent: termites, bed bugs, rodents inside walls, wasp nests in cavities, or repeat infestations. Pros have access to products and application methods retail products don't match, and misapplied DIY sprays can scatter colonies and make infestations harder to treat.

A typical visit includes an inspection, interior treatment of kitchens/bathrooms/entry points, an exterior perimeter barrier spray, and a written report. It usually covers common crawling insects (ants, roaches, spiders). Rodents, termites, bed bugs, wasps and mosquitoes are almost always quoted separately — confirm what's on the ticket.

Professionally applied products are used at low concentrations and are generally safe once dry, but ask the technician for the exact product names and labels before treatment. Keep children and pets off treated surfaces until dry (usually 2-4 hours), cover aquariums, and mention pets in advance — some treatments (e.g. certain flea products near cats) need adjusting.

A standard rodent course of 2-3 visits with baiting and proofing advice runs roughly €150-€400, with around €250 typical for a standard house. Persistent infestations tied to drains or extensions cost more because proofing work is needed on top of baiting.

Yes — late summer (August-September) is peak wasp season and nest treatment costs about €80-€180. Book early in the season if you can see nest-building activity; treating a small June nest is easier than a September nest at full strength.