The flea exterminator will visit your property and will carefully examine it to figure out the type and level of infestation. Then the expert will determine the best flea treatment method.
The pest controller will spray the affected areas with an insecticide, effectively eradicating any fleas in the process. With its residual effect, it will remain active for a long time.
When a full flea pest control service is booked the flea exterminator can return upon request after some time to examine your property again.
The technician will offer you some helpful advice on how to avoid any future trouble with fleas and will provide a report for the performed service.
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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