Fleas
Cat fleas are the most common type of flea in the home they grow up to 3mm in length.
How to tell if you have fleas in your home:
- small dark insects jumping around on furniture, animals or bedding
- bites are raised and often itchy bumps on ankles and lower body
- pets - excessive scratching or discomfort of your pet
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Treatment of fleas
Preparations before treatment
Clear and clean floors and soft furnishing especially areas where your pets go such as under beds and behind sofas. Treat any pets for fleas following the advice of your vet. We don’t recommend treatments bought in shops.
What we will do during the treatment
Infected areas will be treated with spray and mist insecticides.
After flea treatment
Don’t enter the sprayed rooms for at least 5 to 6 hours or vacuum the rooms for 21 days after treatment.
We will give you a report of the work we have done with guidance and advice on what you need to do after the treatment.
Product information / safety information
We do not use acute poisons or insecticides that are harmful to children animals or the environment.
Charges
Pest inspection and treatment prices
Pest Control terms and conditions (PDF)
Pest control contact
We aim to deal with your query within 10 working days.
2 Bristol Avenue
Colindale
London
NW9 4EW
Telephone: 020 8359 7995
Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 9.15am to 5.15pm
