A short excerpt from a YouTube video conversation (host Jarrad Goulding and another speaker) discussing DIY pest control versus hiring a professional. The speakers acknowledge there is a role for DIY, note cost perceptions (DIY seen as cheaper) but counter that supplies from hardware stores can be expensive, and suggest trade-offs between personal effort and professional services.
Because that was one of the questions that I sort of had for you in regards to the DIY version of pest control versus having a professional in. Do you want to potentially talk to that? If someone's sort of watching and they've, you know, thought about doing the DIY stuff themselves, why would they want to get a professional?
Yeah, look, I mean, there is always a place for diy.
Yeah.
I mean, you're never going to get away from someone, like, you know, previously, myself, like, you know, I always wanted to try and do things myself.
Yeah.
But it's.
And it's cheaper. Right, so.
Yeah, well, sort of.
Yes. Yeah.
The supplies that you get from.
From Bunnings or whatever. Yeah, yeah.
It's, you know, they're not cheap.
Yep.
And then they're just not as effective. Like, I mean, there's stuff that. There's a reason why our products are registered only for pest control providers. We've had the appropriate training, we've got all the knowledge and how to actually apply it safely.
