Flea Pest Control
Get effective flea pest control that restores peace and comfort to you, your home, and your pets.
Why choose Hawx for pest control
Customized
- • Treatment tailored to your needs
- • Plans to meet your budget
- • Comprehensive, ongoing service for the most effective pest control
Tech-driven
- • Latest products and technology
- • Environmentally friendly
- • Smart service report included
Free follow-up service
If pests come back between treatments, so will we—at no additional cost to you.
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“Much like bed bugs, routine cleaning is effective in keeping flea populations down because you’re physically removing them.
The cocoon is very difficult to penetrate, so flea services are typically more than one service. Depending on where the pupa are, they can be very difficult to treat. We turn up the heat in your home (yes!), vacuum, service, then come back in a week to 10 days later to service again to capture any that were pupating and had hatched in that time.”
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How Hawx Flea Pest Control Works:
- Comprehensive Inspection
- Long‑Lasting Interior Treatment
- Targeted Outdoor Application
- Seven‑Day Follow‑Up & Prevention Tips
Your technician starts by pinpointing the scope of the
flea infestation, checking floors, pet bedding, shady yard spots, and transition areas where fleas thrive.We apply a residual product deep into carpets, cracks, and pet hangouts. It keeps working for weeks, interrupting every flea life stage—eggs, larvae, and adults—so new pests can’t rebound inside your home.
Because fleas hitchhike on pets from the yard, we blanket grass, mulch beds, and structural voids with a proven treatment that knocks down hidden populations and stops re‑entry right at the source.
A week later we return, reinspect hotspot zones, and re‑treat if necessary. You’ll also receive practical guidance on pet care and yard upkeep to keep future flea activity from gaining a foothold and causing another widespread infestation.
Our indoor/outdoor flea pest control services are available as specialized add-ons to your existing General Pest Control (GPC) plan. By choosing these add-ons, you receive targeted treatments for fleas while benefiting from our GPC plan’s comprehensive coverage for common insects.
What to Expect with Flea Treatments
Scheduling Hawx’s specialized service is simple:
1.We’ll confirm a convenient time and send a short prep checklist, such as vacuuming and laundering pet bedding.
2. On the day of service, your technician conducts a thorough inspection, then applies interior and exterior flea treatment formulated for safety and long‑term effectiveness. The visit is quick, pet‑friendly, and as minimally disruptive as possible.
3. Seven days later, we return to verify success and address any lingering activity, ensuring complete flea removal. You’ll receive a detailed report summarizing products used, areas treated, and best‑practice tips for easier ongoing flea pest control.
With Hawx’s streamlined flea pest control, you can kick fleas out—and keep them out. Our licensed technicians use pet‑safe products and precision equipment to treat floors, furniture, and yard hotspots, wiping out every stage of the flea life cycle. Each service is tailored to your home’s layout and infestation level, with follow‑up visits that verify success and block future outbreaks. Contact Hawx for a free estimate so you can enjoy a comfortable, itch‑free home again.
Fleas have evolved to be taller and skinnier so they can move quickly through dense hair. People and pets can bring them (and their larvae) in on clothing, shoes, fur, or pant legs. They will feed on pretty much any animal: the adults eat blood, and the larvae eat the dried blood that the adults leave behind. Please note that fleas can transmit several organisms that cause diseases, so treatment is crucial.
- Much like bed bugs, routine cleaning effectively keeps flea populations down because you’re physically removing them.
- A flea’s cocoon is tough to penetrate, so flea treatment services are typically more than one service.
- Depending on their location, pupae can be challenging to treat. We turn up the heat in your home (yes!), vacuum, service, then come back a week to 10 days later to service them again to capture any that were pupating and hatched during that time.
FAQs
How do fleas get inside my house in the first place?
Fleas typically hitch a ride on pets that pick them up outdoors, but they can also enter on wildlife like raccoons or even just stray cats passing through your yard. Once indoors, they reproduce quickly in carpets, upholstery, and pet bedding.
Can fleas bite humans?
Yes—while fleas prefer animal hosts, they will bite people when populations are high or pets aren’t available. Human flea bites usually appear as small, itchy red dots on ankles or lower legs.
What are the signs of a flea infestation?
Common indicators include pets scratching more than usual, tiny black “flea dirt” specks in pet fur or bedding, and, of course, noticing tiny black insects jumping around on floors or furniture. You may also spot insect bites on you or your family.
How long do fleas live?
An adult flea can live several weeks on a host animal, laying dozens of eggs each day. Under favorable indoor conditions, the entire life cycle—from egg to adult—can finish in as little as three weeks, so infestations can build very rapidly.
Will one treatment completely eliminate fleas?
A single application drastically reduces adult flea numbers, but eggs and pupae can hatch later. That’s why Hawx schedules a follow‑up visit seven days after the initial service to ensure any newly emerged fleas are treated and the infestation is fully resolved.
Do I still need to treat my pets?
Absolutely. Flea preventives from your veterinarian stop pets from bringing new fleas indoors and are essential to keeping your home flea‑free long‑term.
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