Cat and Dog Fleas
Extermination and Pest Control Service

Your Fleas infestation will become a history!

You are on your way to exterminating Fleas with our most effective pesticide spray applications.

Our service begins by listening to your concerns and observations. Then we inspect the property, assess the Fleas situation and devise a plan for Fleas Pest Control and extermination.

We exterminate Fleas by employing insecticide spray or fog by targeting the key areas of your home, as needed.

During the course of Insecticides Spray or Fog application, we:

  • Target Fleas directly by the insecticides.
  • Next, we apply insecticides to Fleas nesting and hiding areas.
  • Also, we apply insecticides to Fleas foraging and feeding opportunities.
  • Any entry and exit points used by Fleas are treated as well.
  • To conclude, Fleas egg laying spots are targeted.
Exterminator Spraying Insecticides and Killing Bugs

Our service includes a 7 months limited warranty.

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Guidelines for Fleas Extermination Service.

For a faster and long lasting effects of Fleas Pest Control and Extermination service delivery, please, consider the suggestions below:

Exterminator Spraying Insecticides and Killing Bugs

  • To begin, Clean and Clear out all the areas and spaces where Fleas are seen.
  • Consider adjusting Air systems and Ventilation.
  • Consider that Insecticides Fog may falsely trigger Smoke or Fire alarm.
  • Some insecticides may have a petro-chemicals like smell that lingers behind for a few days.
  • Vacate property including pets before Insecticides Application begins.
  • Prepare to stay out for at least 4 hours.

Please give it up to 5 weeks for the complete Pest Control and Extermination of Fleas. We observe that over 80% of the Fleas infestations are completely eliminated by the end of this period.

Fleas

Driving you hopping mad? Making your pets scratch like crazy? Jumping around in your rugs and carpets?

You will soon know if you have a flea infestation.

You will be sitting on your couch quietly watching your TV and before you know it you’ll have several itchy bites appearing on your lower legs and ankles.
These will take a couple of weeks to heal, during which time you’ll be driven frantic with their itchiness and may even scratch until you bleed. You might even develop allergies or infection around the puncture wound.

Besides being a great nuisance, fleas do carry diseases (remember the bubonic plague that was spread by fleas on rats?) and so it really is wisest to get rid of them at the first sign of infestation.

Fleas breed prolifically

Part of the problem is that for every flea you see there are scores of others hidden away in the nymph stage as well as dozens of eggs just waiting to hatch.
Even if you use over-the-counter household insecticide sprays to kill the fleas  you see, you won’t be getting rid of those lurking behind the scenes just waiting to attack.

Females mate just once and then lay their several hundred eggs gradually over a six month period, usually depositing them in the fur of their host after feeding. The tiny eggs then roll off and fall into cracks in the floor, pet bedding, dusty garden patches where your pets like to sunbathe, carpets or other surfaces where they remain for around 9 days after which the nymphs hatch out.

Nymphs have to pupate before turning into fertile adults and the length of time it takes for the nymph to develop to maturity seems to depend on the environmental conditions. No-one is quite sure how they do it, but fleas have some inbuilt mechanism that allows them to lie dormant for up to seven months and only fully develop when a blood host is nearby to provide a source of sustenance.

Newly emerged nymphs are aggressively hungry and will immediately go in search of food. They appear to be attracted to some animals and people more than others, perhaps for the amount of carbon dioxide that each individual gives off, or for some other gas or scent pheromone that serves to attract.
So eliminating fleas for good involves getting rid of the mature adults as well as the nymphs, pupae and eggs before they go on to start the life cycle anew.

How Pest Free Living can help

At Pest Free Living of Toronto we use tried and tested eco-friendly pesticides that will eliminate your flea infestation with just a single application.

Our effective anti-flea pesticides will wipe out all of  your fleas, nymphs and eggs but won’t harm you, your family or your pets.

We will also show you the steps you can take to minimize the chance of a re-infestation in the near future.

For more information about how to rid your home or workplace of unwelcome fleas and other insect pests, please contact Pest Free Living of Toronto. We service the Brampton and Mississauga area, including Richmond Hill, Vaughan and other nearby neighbourhoods.

Telephone 416-321-5060 or contact us online for a free quote or to organize your in-home inspection visit.