Houston Flea & Tick Control Services

Let Preventive Pest Control Protect Your Home

Do you take camping trips, spend a lot of time outside, or take your children or pets outdoors to enjoy the fresh air, weather, or outdoor sports? If so, you’re probably all too familiar with encountering fleas or ticks. The introduction to these pests is likely to cause you discomfort and gross you out, to say the least; fleas can make you incredibly itchy, and ticks can spread all kinds of diseases in addition to being particularly difficult to remove. At Preventive Pest Control, our dedicated specialists are ready to fight these pests and prevent their bites from continuing with superior Houston flea and tick pest control treatments and services.

Flea and tick problems come in a wide range of shapes and sizes, and Preventive Pest Control is ready to handle them all. We offer services that target these tiny pests precisely, ensuring they are taken care of and you and your loved ones are protected. Whether you live in a small home, run a large business, or simply have concerns about sanitation, we can come to you and deliver results that keep your home and property clean and clear. Our pest extermination crew has been widely regarded as one of the most reliable names in the industry, and we even won the 2019 Best Pest Control in Houston award from Expertise!

Call Preventive Pest Control at (713) 955-7405 today and we’ll help you get started on solving the problem!

What Do You Need to Know About Fleas?

Fleas are incredibly small insects that are notorious for their ability to jump extremely large distances. In fact, fleas can jump dozens of times higher than their own height, and dozens of times further than their entire body length as well. They also come in massive numbers, reproduce quickly, and are very itchy to any creature that they settle on. These sneaky pests will also lay their eggs in dark spaces, such as corners of rooms, cracks in floorboards, carpet, furniture, and inside walls while they wait for the perfect opportunity to jump on the next unsuspecting victim. Once they latch on, they are incredibly difficult to get rid of, particularly if they settle deep into hair and fur.

Many people think that a flea needs a host in order to survive, but this is not always the case; fleas can disturbingly live more than 100 days without a blood meal if they are not disturbed. Because female fleas lay an average of 50 eggs within 36-48 hours after a blood meal, flea colonies can spread incredibly quickly. That means getting pest control services is a time-sensitive matter.