Fleas are a common pest that can quickly spread through homes, especially those with pets. These tiny insects feed on the blood of animals and humans, leaving behind itchy bites and causing discomfort. Because of their small size and ability to jump long distances, fleas are difficult to spot until an infestation has already taken hold.
They often hide in carpets, rugs, bedding, and upholstered furniture. Even if pets are treated, eggs and larvae can remain in the home and reappear weeks later. Without professional control, infestations can persist and become hard to get rid of.
Flea Control Process
We use a proven process to identify, treat, and prevent flea infestations.
01 Flea Control Inspection
A qualified pest control technician will inspect your property to confirm the presence of fleas, identify hotspots, and assess the extent of the problem. We also look at contributing factors, such as untreated pets or areas where fleas may be breeding. Based on the findings, we provide a clear treatment plan tailored to your property.
02 Flea Control Treatment
Our treatments target both adult fleas and their eggs to ensure the full lifecycle is broken. We use professional-grade sprays and insect growth regulators that penetrate carpets, cracks, and furniture where fleas hide. For lasting results, we advise treating pets at the same time using vet-approved products. This combined approach helps to stop re-infestation.
Preventing Future Flea Problems
After treatment, taking steps to prevent fleas returning is essential. Some practical measures can help.
- Regularly vacuum carpets, rugs, and upholstered furniture.
- Wash pet bedding and household fabrics on a hot wash.
- Treat pets consistently with vet-approved flea control products.
- Keep outdoor areas tidy, especially where pets rest or play.
- Seal gaps and cracks where fleas may hide or lay eggs.
With these measures, alongside professional flea treatment, you can keep your home and pets free from fleas all year round.