Reply: Do you charge resident for Bed Bug treatment?

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[quote="anonymous post=53539 userid=0"]Absolutely[/quote]
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Miles Scruggs

Multi family you really can’t as you can’t determine conclusively they were the cause. Unless you are a bit sketchy and try to offload all your unknown caused expenses to your residences.

Posted 2 years 4 months ago

Maggie Snyder-Davis

The first 650 is the tenant's responsibility at my organization

Posted 2 years 4 months ago

Deb Palmer

There are laws in NH about when you can charge and when you cannot. Do you have any City or State laws to assist you?

Posted 2 years 4 months ago

Donna Schatz Pinney

Absolutely and if the spread from the source apartment to a neighbor apartment the source apartment pays for both. Same as roaches

Posted 2 years 4 months ago

Brian Delaney

The first time, no. We want residents to be encouraged to tell us so that we can inspect other units and treat properly. If it persists or they do not prepare appropriately, then yes.

Posted 2 years 4 months ago

Joshua Klein

Yes. It's in their lease. However, if bedbugs are in more than one apartment in a quad and we cannot identify the source, we pay for the eradication.

Posted 2 years 4 months ago

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Do you charge resident for Bed Bug treatment?