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Flea Treatment in Norwich

Flea infestations are common in households with dogs or cats, and in rented properties where pets were previously kept. Flea pupae can lie dormant for months and hatch when they detect heat and vibration — this is why properties that have been empty suddenly appear to have a flea problem when new occupants move in. Treatment targets adults and larvae with residual insecticide; occupants are briefed on vacuuming schedules to stimulate pupae to hatch and contact the treated surfaces.

Quick estimate — flea treatment

Use the suggested time if unsure. We confirm the actual scope before any chargeable work begins.

Indicative figures only. We confirm final pricing before the job starts.

What flea treatment covers

What happens next

  1. Confirm the property is prepared — vacuumed, pets removed and occupants ready to vacate
  2. Apply residual insecticide to flooring, skirting boards and soft furnishings
  3. Brief the occupant on the post-treatment vacuuming protocol
  4. Follow up if a second treatment is needed after pupae hatch

Flea Treatment — questions answered

Do I need to treat my pets as well?

Yes. A flea treatment to the property alone will not work if untreated pets continue to carry adult fleas. Pets must be treated by a vet or with an appropriate veterinary-grade product at the same time. We can tell you what to expect from the property treatment, but pet treatment is outside our scope — please speak to your vet.

Why do fleas appear when I move into a property that has been empty?

Flea pupae can survive in carpets and soft furnishings for many months without hatching. They are triggered by the warmth and vibration of new occupants moving in. Treating an empty property before occupation, or arranging treatment immediately on moving in, is the most effective approach.

Flea Treatment in Norwich and the surrounding area

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