Flea control in London and across the UK

Why Choose our Flea Control Service

Does your beloved pet repeatedly scratch? Do you notice small red marks on your skin? Our professional flea treatment in London can take care of this notorious jumping pest from your house!

With 24/7 Pest Control, you will receive the house flea treatment you need for total extermination of t population around your property. Protect yourself, your family and your animal companions from filth and health hazards such as typhus and even the infamous bubonic plague by ridding the flea issue today!

The Benefits Coming of Our Flea Pest Control in London

• Full London coverage: we are active around the capital and the surrounding areas without exception. There is always a team of flea exterminators near your location;
• Quick and efficient services: our hassle-free flea treatments will cleanse the pests from your property;
• 3-month guarantee: choose our full-service option, and you can request up to two free visits within three months after the initial treatment. The full-service option ensures that our flea treatment for the house has worked to the fullest and there are zero pesky insects left.
• Well-trained technicians: all pest inspectors are trained and certified, with experience in their field;
• Customer-friendly scheduling: we are available seven days a week, including bank holidays and weekends. You can even reach us for emergency flea fumigation if the situation requires it;
• Quality control: we make regular inspections to supervise the work of the flea exterminators and adjust the process if need be;
• Home disinfection service: We can offer you after-treatment cleaning procedures at great rates upon request. The disinfection session should be done at least four days after the flea control procedure, ensuring that all areas are pest-free and clean.

Why Is It Dangerous to Skip Professional Flea Treatment?

Pets are not the only ones that suffer from flea bites. Humans can also be in danger if the flea population goes out of control. While it is uncommon to witness fleas feeding on humans, it is not unlikely. If you see a jumping insect, you should proceed with professional flea extermination as soon as possible. Sprays and products do little to eliminate the issue, increasing resistance to further treatments.

The first signs of flea bites on humans are itchy red spots on the lower legs. Some people exhibit flea allergies. If you experience excessive itching and secondary infection, this may be a sign of an allergic reaction that needs to be treated by an allergist. Moreover, these parasites spread diseases such as typhus and tularemia, and you should never underestimate the deadly potential of the creatures – the Black Death pandemic that swept across Europe in the 14th century was carried by fleas on rats.

You should contact a doctor immediately if you notice red spots surrounded by reddened halos. Furthermore, you must get in touch with an exterminator to discuss the proper flea treatment measures that need to be taken.