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How to spot a dodgy pest inspector

If you think you’ve got a pest infestation in your home, such as termites, you should immediately contact a termite inspector. However, one thing you can’t afford is a dodgy pest inspector. However, knowing which pest inspector to contact can be difficult. Just googling “pest inspector” can give you thousands of pages of results, some legitimate contractors and others who will fleece you out of your money for sub-standard or even no work at all. As such, we've put together a guide that will help you avoid dodgy pest inspectors and find quality contractors. Check for reviews Reviews can often be a good way to determine the quality of a tradies' service. Google can be a handy tool for this – Google will feature the reviews of any business you search up. Many glowing reviews and a high score suggest the business is quality. Request to see licenses If you’re still unsure after checking online reviews, you can ask about the licenses the business has. For building inspections, they ...

4 Tips For A Clean Home

With Coronavirus keeping us all indoors, everyone has a bit more time on their hands. Having a clean home is more important now than it has ever been. By spending so much time in your home, you might start to notice every little fault. Every stain, every bit of clutter and every odd smell will suddenly become very apparent to you. If you’re looking for something to do that is both productive and helpful, you might consider developing new habits to keep your house neat and spotless. As such, we have come up with four tips you can practice to have a neater, clean home. 1)  Purge the clutter The first thing you should do if you have a messy or cluttered house is get rid of unused items. These take up vital space. It has been said that we only use 20% of the stuff we own and 80% of the stuff we own is either unused or kept for purely sentimental reasons. You don’t need to get rid of every bit of the remaining 80%, but you should definitely start from there. 2)  A place for everyth...