Fleas in a Coomera home usually turn up after a pet brings them in from the yard, or when a property has been empty for a while and eggs left in the carpet start hatching once someone moves back in. Bites around the ankles are often the first sign, along with a pet scratching more than normal.
A flea visit covers carpets, rugs, pet bedding and the areas pets spend the most time in, both inside and in the yard. The crew we book will treat carpeted rooms, skirting boards and any shaded, sheltered parts of the yard where fleas tend to build up in warmer weather, particularly under decks and along fence lines.
- Carpeted rooms, rugs and pet bedding areas.
- Skirting boards and gaps under furniture.
- Shaded yard areas, under decks and along fences.
- Car interiors if pets travel regularly.
- Advice on vacuuming and washing bedding around the visit.
Coomera yards with shaded garden beds or a dog run tend to see more flea activity through the warmer months, and treating only the pet without dealing with the carpet or yard rarely fixes the problem for long. A vacuum before the visit and again a few days after helps lift eggs the treatment may have missed, since flea eggs can sit in carpet fibres for some time before hatching. Rental properties with a previous pet on site are also worth a closer look, even if the current pet is flea free.
Call 07 3543 7767 to book a flea visit for your Coomera property. We give you a price up front and arrange a local crew.
