Flea Treatment for Gauteng Homes
Fleas breed in kennels, pet bedding, carpets and skirting boards, as well as lawns and paving. Treatment is an initial spray plus a follow-up approximately 7 to 10 days later.
Where fleas breed
How we treat them
Wash pet bedding before treatment, and vacuum carpets, couches and mattresses thoroughly. Beds must be stripped before we arrive if bedrooms are on the treatment list. Pets should be locked away during treatment plus one hour afterwards.
Fleas are covered by our commercial Pest Management Programme, with once-off and contractual services for offices, hospitality, retirement villages, residential complexes and lifestyle estates.
We do not treat pets, but it is important that they are treated (wash or powder) at a similar time to the house treatment to prevent re-infestation.
Flea treatment questions
How do you treat for fleas?
A spray treatment of all carpeted rooms, fabric-covered furniture, cushions and skirting boards, plus where necessary pet bedding and a 1.5-metre band of lawn in front of a patio or front/back door. Flea treatments normally need an initial treatment plus a follow-up approximately 7 to 10 days later.
Do you treat the pets?
No, but it is important that pets are treated (wash or powder) at a similar time to the house treatment to prevent re-infestation.
What preparation must we do?
Wash pet bedding before treatment if possible, and vacuum carpets, couches and mattresses thoroughly. Beds must be stripped before we arrive if bedrooms are on the treatment list.
Is it safe for kids and pets?
There is no need to vacate during treatment and no issues for kids or pets during or after it. Pets should be locked away during treatment plus one hour afterwards. There is very little odour.
Fleas? Send us a photo.
Available throughout Gauteng.