Fleas and ticks are more than just a nuisance—they carry diseases, cause painful bites, and can quickly infest your home and yard. These blood-feeding pests reproduce rapidly, making professional treatment the best way to eliminate infestations and prevent future problems.
At True Guard Pest & Wildlife, we provide effective, targeted flea and tick control solutions to protect your home, pets, and outdoor spaces from these pests.
Fleas and ticks are small and hard to spot, but their presence leaves clear warning signs:
✔ Pets Scratching Excessively – Fleas cause intense itching and irritation, leading to hair loss, redness, and discomfort in pets.
✔ Flea Dirt (Black Specks) on Fur or Bedding – Flea droppings look like tiny black flecks and turn red when wet.
✔ Tick Bites on Pets or Family Members – Ticks attach to skin and feed on blood, sometimes remaining attached for days.
✔ Small Red Bites on Ankles or Legs – Fleas tend to bite below the knee, causing itchy, red welts.
✔ Jumping Insects in Carpets or Furniture – Fleas leap long distances, so spotting them on rugs, pet bedding, or upholstery is a sign of an infestation.
Fleas and ticks spread rapidly, so early detection and treatment are crucial.
At True Guard Pest & Wildlife, we use safe, effective methods to eliminate fleas and ticks at all life stages, preventing reinfestation.
Have questions about fleas & ticks and how to get rid of them? Our Flea & Tick Control FAQ covers everything from why infestations happen to the best treatment solutions. If you don’t see your question here, contact us—we’re happy to help!
Fleas and ticks are often brought indoors by pets, rodents, or wildlife. They can also attach to clothing or shoes after spending time in grassy or wooded areas.
Yes. Fleas can transmit tapeworms and cause allergic reactions, while ticks can spread Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
No. Fleas reproduce quickly, with eggs hatching in as little as 48 hours, while ticks can survive for months without feeding. Professional treatment is the most effective solution.
Yes! Fleas and ticks can survive indoors year-round, and some ticks remain active outdoors even in cold weather.
Yes. While we treat your home and yard, pets should be on veterinarian-approved flea & tick preventatives for full protection.
If untreated animals or wildlife bring in new fleas or ticks, reinfestation can occur. Ongoing prevention and maintenance treatments are key.
Don’t let fleas & ticks put your family and pets at risk—act now to eliminate infestations and prevent future outbreaks. Contact True Guard Pest & Wildlife for professional, fast, and effective flea & tick control solutions.
Looking for expert advice on flea & tick prevention? Check out our latest blog posts, where we discuss how to protect your pets, signs of infestations, and the best flea & tick control methods. Whether you need immediate help or long-term prevention tips, our blog has you covered!
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