FLEA exterminator
flea TREATMENT
Interior Spray with Insect Growth Regulator (IGR)
We apply a targeted interior spray, including an insect growth regulator (IGR), to break the flea life cycle and provide lasting control.
Areas treated:
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skirting boards
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carpets
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furniture
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beds
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door and window frames
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indoor pet resting areas
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optional walls, ceiling, scotia, and attic
Why use IGRs?
Insect growth regulators disrupt flea development in the egg, larval, and pupal stages. This prevents fleas from reaching adulthood and reproducing — effectively sterilising the population and reducing future flea infestations.
Exterior Treatment
To stop fleas from re-entering your property, we treat the exterior of your property, including:
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bottom perimeter of the building
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door and window frames
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outdoor pet resting areas
This creates a protective barrier against reinfestation.
For heavy infestations, a second treatment may be recommended to ensure complete flea control.
Book your flea treatment today with Bug Doctor and enjoy a flea-free property!
PRICE GUIDE
Prices exclude GST.
*Price guide is based off a 3-bedroom residential home
EXTERIOR SPRAY
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bottom perimeter of building
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door and window frames
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outdoor pet resting areas
From $180*
+ Insect Growth Regulator
From $30
+ Eaves and Gutters
From $40
COMMERCIAL
+ Automatic Insect Spray Dispenser
From $15
TRAVEL COSTS
From $20 minimum charge
INTERIOR SPRAY (HIGHLY RECOMMENED)
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skirting boards
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carpets
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furniture
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beds
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door and window frames
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indoor pet resting areas
From $230*
+ Insect Growth Regulator
From $30
+ Walls and Ceilings
From $20
+ Scotia
From $20
+ Attic
From $50
Why get rid of fleaS?
Pet Health: Fleas are a common parasite that can infest pets, such as dogs and cats. Fleas feed on the blood of animals, causing itching, discomfort, and skin irritation. Flea bites can lead to allergic reactions, dermatitis, and even transmit diseases or parasites to your pets, such as tapeworms. Effective flea control is essential to protect the health and well-being of your pets and prevent infestations in your home.
Human Health: While fleas primarily target animals, they can also bite humans. Flea bites can cause itchy, red welts and allergic reactions in some individuals. Fleas can transmit diseases to humans, such as murine typhus and Bartonella infections. Removing fleas from your premises helps reduce the risk of flea bites and associated health complications for both pets and humans.
Household Infestation: Fleas reproduce rapidly, and a few fleas can quickly lead to a full-blown infestation. Fleas can hide in carpets, furniture, bedding, and other areas of your home. If left unaddressed, a flea infestation can spread throughout your living space, making eradication more challenging and disruptive.
Disruption of Daily Life: Fleas can cause significant disruption to daily life. Constant itching and discomfort from flea bites can interfere with sleep, work, and general well-being. Additionally, the presence of fleas can create a sense of uncleanliness and discomfort in your home.
Prevention of Reinfestation: Eliminating fleas from your premises is essential to prevent reinfestation. This requires not only treating affected pets but also addressing the source of fleas in the environment. Proper sanitation practices, vacuuming, regular pet grooming, and using flea control products are crucial to prevent fleas from returning.
Protection of Property: Fleas can cause damage to your property, including carpets, furniture, and fabrics. Flea larvae can burrow into carpet fibres and furniture upholstery, causing stains, odors, and potential long-term damage. By removing fleas, you help protect your property from such damage.
Peace of Mind: Dealing with a flea infestation can be stressful and overwhelming. Eliminating fleas from your premises provides peace of mind, ensuring a comfortable, safe, and healthy living environment for you, your family, and your pets.
