We are experts at Flea control.

If you see fleas, we are the ones to call.

The very thought of fleas in the home is enough to make most people’s skin crawl, but it can happen through no fault of your own. Pets can pick up fleas from other animals or places and give them a ride home.

Once they arrive, you’ll want to get rid of them fast.

For Fast, Reliable, Effective Flea Treatments

All our Technicians are RSPH Certified and will know exactly what to do when it comes to getting rid of fleas in your home. They understand the habits of Fleas and can offer the most appropriate and effective solution. It goes without saying that all our treatments are safe for your family and pets.

Fleas are almost impossible to get rid of without a pesticide treatment.

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Our chemical flea control service

We will survey your property and guide you through the steps you need to follow and our plan of action.

Once the home is ready for spraying, we’ll carry out the treatment systematically using our pesticide mix. We may also use a cold fogger (ULV) device to deliver the pesticide solution so it can reach into every crack.

Use of ULV technology is particularly important in rooms containing many belongings that restrict access for our technicians.

What are Fleas

Appearance

2-3 mm Long

Very Flattened from side to side with well developed spines and legs for jumping

Red to Brown or Black in colour

Life Cycle

Several hundred eggs laid in groups of 4-8

Habits

Adults can survive several weeks without a blood meal.

Adults feed on the blood of dogs, cats, but can also feed on humans. 

They don’t have wings, so they get around by jumping from place to place.

Their thin, flat bodies and hard shells mean you often need to squeeze them between fingernails or two hard surfaces to kill them. Even then, where there is one, many often follow.

Fleas reproduce quickly, especially if you have pets in the house. But even if you don’t have pets, your garden can potentially play host to fleas, and you may end up with a bunch of mysterious bites.

Flea bites

Flea bites have several common symptoms. They are very itchy, and the skin around each bite may become sore or painful. You may experience hives or develop a rash near the site of a bite.

Scratching a lot can further damage the skin and potentially cause a bacterial infection in the area of the bite.

Avoid scratching if you can. Monitor your bites for signs of an infection, including white-topped blisters or a rash.

What do flea bites look like?

Flea bites are pretty distinctive. They look like small, red bumps in clusters of three or four or a straight line. The bumps remain small, unlike mosquito bites.

You might notice a red “halo” around the bite center. The most common places to find these bites are around the legs or ankles. Fleabites are also common around the waist, armpits, breasts, groin, or in the folds of the elbows and knees.