Imagine walking through your home without worrying about fleas jumping on your ankles. No more embarrassing scratches when company visits. No more watching your pets suffer with constant itching.
That’s what happens when you get professional flea treatment that actually works. Within days, you’ll notice the difference—fewer bites, calmer pets, and peace of mind knowing the problem is handled correctly.
These solutions target the entire flea lifecycle, ensuring immediate relief and long-term flea control. Unlike store-bought sprays that only kill the fleas you can see, professional treatment eliminates the 95% you can’t see hiding in your carpets and furniture.
When you call Around The Clock Pest Service, you talk directly to the owner—not a script-reading representative who’s never seen a flea problem. As a family-owned business, we’ve been solving flea infestations throughout Hernando County and neighboring areas for years.
Around the Clock Pest Service LLC has received excellent reviews across various platforms, boasting a perfect rating of 5.0 stars based on 81 reviews. Customers have frequently praised George, the main technician, for his professionalism and thoroughness. We understand that flea problems in Quail Ridge don’t wait for business hours—that’s why we’re available 24/7, even weekends.
State-licensed and certified, we know Florida’s year-round flea challenges better than companies based elsewhere.
First, we inspect everywhere fleas hide—not just the obvious spots. Your carpets, pet bedding, furniture cushions, and outdoor areas where eggs develop. The most common flea in Florida is the cat flea. We know exactly where to look.
Next comes treatment using professional products that kill adult fleas while stopping eggs and larvae from becoming your next nightmare. We focus on the areas that matter: deep in carpet fibers, along baseboards, under furniture, and in your yard’s shaded spots.
Complete elimination usually requires 2-3 treatments spaced 10-14 days apart to address all life stages, with the entire process spanning approximately 30 days for severe infestations. Follow-up visits ensure newly hatched fleas don’t restart the cycle.
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Your treatment covers every area where fleas breed and hide. Interior service targets carpets, upholstery, pet areas, and the cracks along baseboards where eggs accumulate. All products are pet-safe once dry and designed for homes with families.
Outdoor treatment addresses your yard’s problem areas—mulched beds, shaded spaces under decks, and anywhere organic matter collects. Florida’s warm and humid climate creates a hospitable environment for fleas to thrive year-round. However, it’s between early spring and late fall that flea activity indeed escalates due to the ideal combination of warmth and moisture.
In Quail Ridge’s climate, fleas don’t die off in winter like they do up north. That’s why your treatment includes insect growth regulators—specialized products that prevent flea eggs from developing into biting adults, breaking the cycle for months.
You’ll see dead and dying adult fleas within 24-48 hours—that’s normal and means the treatment is working. But don’t panic if you still see some fleas for 2-3 weeks after treatment.
Here’s why: flea eggs and cocoons already in your carpets continue hatching during this period. Complete elimination usually requires 2-3 treatments spaced 10-14 days apart to address all life stages, with the entire process spanning approximately 30 days for severe infestations. Each follow-up treatment catches newly hatched fleas before they can reproduce.
Any company promising instant, permanent results in one visit is lying about how flea biology works. Professional treatment takes time to eliminate all life stages completely.
No, when applied correctly by licensed professionals. We use EPA approved products applied by licensed professionals following strict safety protocols. Our methods prioritize both effectiveness and the safety of your household members.
You’ll need to keep everyone out of treated areas for 2-3 hours while products dry. Once dry, treated surfaces are safe for normal contact—safer than many household cleaners you use daily.
Professional products are actually less toxic than many over-the-counter flea sprays because they’re designed specifically for homes with families. The difference is proper application and concentration—we know exactly how much to use and where.
No—pest control companies treat your home, veterinarians treat your pets. Pest control companies do not provide flea treatment on pets. Both treatments must happen simultaneously for success.
In order for our treatment to be effective, it is important that any domestic animals with access to your home be treated for fleas and have some sort of flea protection. Since most fleas are brought into a home by animals, this helps prevent fleas from being reintroduced into your home in the future once the current fleas have been taken care of.
Without treating both your home and pets at the same time, fleas keep jumping back and forth between your carpet and your pet, making elimination impossible.
Most residential flea treatments cost $150-$400 for the initial service, depending on your home’s size and infestation severity. Follow-up treatments typically cost less since they’re targeting newly hatched fleas.
Positive feedback highlights the company’s knowledgeable service, prompt responses, and fair pricing. We provide upfront pricing over the phone for most situations—no surprises or hidden fees.
Compare that to buying ineffective store products repeatedly, plus the time and frustration of treatments that don’t work. Professional treatment often costs less in the long run and comes with guaranteed results.
No—what people call “sand fleas” in Florida are completely different pests. Despite their name, sand fleas are not insects but small crustaceans that thrive in coastal environments. Sand fleas, also known as beach hoppers or mole crabs, are tiny crustaceans that resemble small shrimp or crabs rather than actual fleas.
Regular fleas (the ones infesting your home and pets) don’t live in sand. They prefer organic matter like mulch, leaf litter, and shaded soil areas. Fleas thrive in shaded, humid areas and are often found in unkempt yards. So, proper yard care is vital in reducing flea populations.
If you’re getting bites around your property, a professional inspection determines what you’re actually dealing with—regular fleas, sand flies, or other biting insects each require different treatments.
Because they only kill the 5% of fleas you can see. Store bought sprays and treatments may eliminate some adult fleas but fail to address eggs, larvae, and pupae which make up 95% of the total flea population.
Unlike most over-the-counter treatments and home remedies for fleas, professional flea treatments address the entire life cycle, ensuring fleas are removed at all stages. Fleas are challenging to eliminate because they reproduce rapidly and can hide deep within carpets, upholstery, and other hard-to-reach areas.
Plus, timing matters. Treatments must hit fleas when they’re vulnerable, and follow-ups must catch newly hatched fleas before they reproduce. We have access to insect growth regulators that prevent development—something you can’t buy at the store.
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