Fleas can be very distressing and are incredibly difficult to remove yourself. If you’re being bitten and are noticing these small, brown, flat bodied, jumping insects around your home then you’ve got a flea infestation.
Commonly fleas are associated with cats and dogs so it’s important to make sure any pets are also treated by a vet for fleas.
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Before we treat the flea infestation there are some simple steps we will ask you to do at home first. Then it’s no one (or pets) in the house during the flea treatment of for 6 hours afterwards. Flea pest control can take more than one treatment, but if this is the case we’re always on the end of the phone and you will be priority so are as comfortable as possible during the process.
If you don’t have any pets and find yourself with a flea infestation, it’s worth knowing that fleas are able to go into diapause (hibernation like state) so if you move into an empty house and suddenly get fleas, it’s likely they were already there in a diapause state.
