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Flea Treatment – $270

• Service: Full interior treatment with residual insecticides and insect growth regulators (IGRs) to eliminate fleas at all life stages. Special attention to carpeted areas, pet bedding, and common resting zones.

• Warranty: N/A – Flea treatments cannot be covered under warranty due to the strong influence of external re-introduction factors such as pets, wildlife, or untreated outdoor areas. Fleas can easily be reintroduced into the home after treatment, which is beyond the control of the service provider.

• Treatment Time: Approx. 1 hour

  
  

NOTE:

- Prices are based on a standard stand-alone, single-storey dwelling with 1–3 bedrooms on a flat section.

- Alternative property types or site conditions may result in adjusted pricing upon request.

- Please note: Prices shown are indicative only and may vary if the property falls outside standard expectations.

- For commercial properties, rural locations, unique building types, or large-scale dwellings, a customised quote will be provided on request.

- Our menu shows 8 common pest services. If you have any other pest issues or need pricing, please feel free to contact us by phone, text, or email.

General Pest Control Questions

• Why is flea control important?

  Fleas reproduce rapidly and are difficult to eliminate once established. Timely control prevents widespread infestations, allergic reactions, and disease transmission.

• Why is professional flea treatment more effective?

  Professional treatments use residual insecticides that break the life cycle, eliminating both adults and larvae.

• How can I prevent fleas?

  Treat pets regularly, wash bedding, vacuum frequently, and block access to wild animals.

• What health risks do fleas cause?

  Flea bites cause itching, skin irritation, and in some cases allergic reactions or disease transmission.

• Can fleas infest a home without pets?

  Yes. Fleas can enter via wild animals or remain dormant in carpets and upholstery until they find a host.

• How can I identify flea species?

  Cat fleas are small, reddish-brown, and bite cats, dogs, and humans. Dog fleas are less common but mostly found on dogs.

• What flea species are common in New Zealand?

  Cat fleas (the most widespread) and Dog fleas.