@Anthony Dooley thanks for the response!

How are responsibilities split-up usually?

But it seems pretty accurate considering the recent renovations the city’s has done and with the new ones on the way i feel the houses in the area are only going to continue to rise.

The problem is the game of repairs, and the fact that whatever your tenant changes, ultimate responsibility and therefore liability for any repair's failure lies with YOU.

Thanks Harjeet and Jack, appreciate your response

Looking forward to the responses!

I know I'm not responsible for it, but I'm a bit puzzled by the solution as the hole is large and there needs to be space for two pipes to fit through. 

Then I could get an idea as to how accurate my numbers are (if I'm consistently willing to overpay then my calculations are obviously flawed, same for if I'm coming out with a very low number).

“In the future, work with them directly to reduce any delays as I’m not always available.”In other words, if you ask me, it’ll take a long time to get a response!!

We will only cover one extermination and the tenant is responsible for any others needed.