Flea Pest Control Services
Fleas are a common problem in UK homes, especially those with pets. You may discover a problem with fleas even if you do not have pets, if previous owners of your property kept cats or dogs. Fleas can also be carried on other (especially hairy) animals like rabbits, foxes, squirrels, rats, mice and livestock such as pigs.
Effective Flea Pest Control
You could be de-fleaing your cat or dog regularly and still have a flea infestation at home, gone out of hand. Why? There are two main reasons for this:
Flea eggs are difficult to kill – Eggs are not killed 100% by a standard fipronil pet treatment. They drop on the floor (your carpet, in between floorboards and in your pet’s bed), where they soon hatch. The young fleas jump back on the host – your unsuspecting dog or cat, despite their flea collar.
You’re dealing with a secondary infestation – You’re unaware that a rodent family in your attic has brought fleas into your home. Often, without a professional flea treatment and comprehensive control, the parasites will simply thrive and keep breeding.
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Same-day availability
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Emergency flea pest control
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100% Success Rate
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Full Eradication of Fleas
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Inspection, treatment & prevention
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The service is not hourly-based
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Child- and pet-safe flea removal methods
Get Your Flea infestation sorted today!
What is required for effective Flea Treatment?
Make sure to take the following measures prior to the flea treatment:
- Vacuum carpets, furnishings and upholstery
- Empty the vacuum cleaner away from your house
- Don't be present on the same floor where treatment is taking place.
- Your cat or dog should be out of the property
After the flea control:
- Wait at least two hours before returning home after the service
- Upon your return to the property, open all doors and windows.
Do not vacuum or mop the treated areas for 5 days.
Consider repeating the flea treatment in a few weeks.
