We find where they live
We check your pet's favorite spots, your floors and the shady parts of your yard.
Fast relief from fleas for you and your pets, inside and out.
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Fleas almost always come in on a pet, then spread through carpets, furniture and the yard.
Small, itchy red bites, usually on the lower legs and ankles.
Your dog or cat is scratching, licking or chewing more than usual.
Small, dark bugs hopping on carpets, rugs, pet beds or your socks.
Black, pepper-like specks on pet bedding or in your pet’s fur.
Seeing any of these? Give us a call and we'll come take a look.
Four steps to get them out of your home and yard.
We check your pet's favorite spots, your floors and the shady parts of your yard.
Carpets, rugs, furniture and baseboards in every room, not just where you've seen them.
We treat the shady, protected spots outside where fleas live and breed.
Our treatment keeps eggs and larvae from growing up, so new fleas don't keep hatching.
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It depends on your home's size and your yard. Give us a call and we'll give you a quote before we start.
Usually a pet brings them in from the yard, a walk or another animal. Squirrels, raccoons and other wildlife can bring them around your home too.
Yes. Talk to your vet about flea prevention and start it around the same time we treat. If your pets aren't treated, they'll keep bringing fleas back in.
Yes. Clear the floors, vacuum carpets and rugs, and wash your pet's bedding. Clear floors let us treat every spot fleas can hide.
That's normal for a couple of weeks. Eggs that were already in your carpet keep hatching, then run into the treatment. Keep vacuuming, since it helps bring them out.
Most homes see a big drop within a couple of weeks. Give it about three weeks to judge how it's going.
If fleas are still a problem after that, give us a call and we'll come back out at no charge.
No. A single flea can lay dozens of eggs a day, so the problem keeps growing until it's treated.
Yes. We apply every product according to its label and Texas Department of Agriculture rules. Keep people and pets off treated areas until they're dry.
Fleas need their own treatment. If you have pets, ask us about adding a flea treatment when you start General Pest Control.
We live and work right here, from downtown Dallas up to McKinney.
Tell us what you're seeing and we'll get back to you with a quote.