The allowable unit stresses for fire-retardant-treated plywood, including fastener values, shall be developed from an approved method of investigation that considers the effects of anticipated temperature and humidity to which the fire-retardant-treated plywood will be subjected, the type of treatment and redrying process.

I've heard of this before with tenants that smoke and are not supposed to and use deceptive tactics when there is an inspection coming up.Anyway, I had ozone treatments done 3-4 times and it didn't work.

I still had to replace the carpets but the treatments did take care of the wall and ceiling issues.

I plan to do the following:*Rip out and replace carpets*Cockroach treatment (spray along baseboards)*Fumigation to take care of any other pests*Wash / wipe down the walls*Deep clean by maid serviceDo you think this is sufficient to make the place live-able again? 

Anyone have recommendations for treatment of termites.  

Thanks for all the help guys, @Ray Harrell, yes, unfortunately finding someone to come vacuum everyday was a challenge and this was serious enough that I thought that no one could vacuum better than me since it was my butt on the line so I did it, luckily now it seems the infestation is gone, I probably stink of pesticide to all my friends and might be growing an ear on the back of my head in the future from the exposure but at least the house is flea free but I will continue to apply treatments and vacuum until at least the end of the month (to be triple sure!).

Oh, and this does have the white window treatments that some suggested.

When it's gone #2 moves up to #1 and gets the same treatment.3.

That being said, there are tenants with pets who will be happy to live with pre-damaged carpets.I used to clean carpet professionally and there are ways to treat pet damage however we always made a pretty penny on those treatments cause they are not cheap and a pain.

Call up a few pest control companies and they will tell you the cost for an inititial treatment and follow-up treatments.One problem is that whatever is put out initially has no effect on the egg sacks, only the crawling roaches.