Services
Flea & Tick Control
Indoor and outdoor treatment to knock down fleas and ticks and keep them from coming back.
Fleas and ticks don't need a pet in the house to become a problem — they live in lawns, shrubbery, and shaded outdoor areas, and travel easily on the backs of rodents and other wildlife. Fleas are wingless insects and ticks are arachnids, but both feed on blood and can spread disease to people and pets. We treat both the indoor environment — carpets, bedding, and other harborage areas — and the outdoor zones where fleas and ticks live and breed, for control that holds.
Want to know exactly what you're up against? Read more about Fleas & Ticks in our pest library.
Our Process
- Inspection of indoor living areas and outdoor harborage zones (shaded areas, lawn edges, shrubbery)
- Indoor treatment of carpets, bedding, and other areas where fleas hide
- Outdoor treatment of the yard and harborage areas where fleas and ticks live and breed
- Recommendations for pet owners, including year-round vet-approved flea and tick prevention
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a pet for fleas to be a problem?
No — fleas and ticks live in lawns, shrubbery, and shaded outdoor areas and can hitch a ride into your home on wildlife, secondhand furniture, or rugs, even without a pet in the house.
Are fleas and ticks dangerous?
Yes, both can spread diseases and parasites to people and pets, and their bites can lead to secondary infections, so it's worth treating an infestation promptly.
What can I do to help prevent fleas and ticks?
Keep grass cut short, remove leaf and grass piles, limit what attracts wildlife to your yard, and keep pets on a year-round flea and tick preventative.
Service Areas
Our local technicians serve communities throughout Southwest Florida.
