Flea control
We treat flats, houses and basements for fleas, finding the source — basement, pets, carpets — and treating where larvae develop.
- Licensed pest control
- Officially approved products
Fleas
Fleas are small wingless insects 2–3 mm long that feed on animal and human blood and jump far. They come in from basements, on pets or clothing. Larvae live in cracks, carpets and bedding.
Why you don’t want these neighbours
- BitesPainful and very itchy, mostly on the legs.
- AllergyRedness, swelling and scratching in adults and children.
- InfectionsThey can carry disease agents and worm eggs.
- Pets sufferItching, restlessness and skin problems in cats and dogs.
Signs of a problem
The earlier the treatment, the easier the result.
What to know about the pest
These traits decide which control method will work.
- ~5%of a flea population are adults; the rest are eggs, larvae and pupae in cracks, carpets and basements.
- pupaeof fleas resist products — so a repeat is sometimes needed.
- ×100its body length — roughly how far a flea can jump.
- basement— a common source of fleas in apartment blocks.
How to deal with it
Professional treatment plus prevention keeps results longer.
- 01Breeding spots
Floors, skirting, carpets, pet beds — where the larvae live.
- 02Basement and stairwell
If fleas come from there, we treat the source too.
- 03Scheduled repeat
Against fleas emerging from pupae after the first visit.
Vet treatment for pets, washing pet beds, vacuuming and discarding the bag.
Flea control
Message us on WhatsApp or leave a request — we’ll check the site and area, choose a method and agree a time.
4 steps to a result under contract
A clear order of work. Price is set after we know the site and area.
- 1RequestMessage us on WhatsApp or call: premises, area, problem.
- 2InspectionA specialist locates the sources and selects the product and method.
- 3TreatmentWe work at the agreed time and give advice before and after.
- 4Act and follow-upAct of completed works, e-invoice for companies, repeat treatment if needed.
How to prepare
- 1Put away food, dishes and children’s items; cover aquariums.
- 2Clear access to skirting boards, corners and pipes.
- 3Leave the premises with pets during treatment.
- 4Afterwards, ventilate and clean as the specialist advises.
Result under contract
If pests return within 14 days of treatment, we re-treat free of charge. The terms are set out in the contract.
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