A wide range of pests can creep into your home’s outdoor spaces. However, among all these pests, fleas are some of the most annoying. They bite, breed rapidly, can hide in your pets’ fur, spread extremely quickly, and will take over your home’s indoor and outdoor areas if left unaddressed. With the comprehensive flea control we offer at Mosquito Hunters™, we protect our neighbors all over the Milton, GA, area from these harmful insects and prevent them from returning.
To best understand how to fight fleas and why it’s essential, one must understand some of their more notable behaviors. Let’s take a closer look at what flea activity looks like in the winter to prepare you for the coming months:
Cold weather doesn’t automatically kill fleas.
When the temperatures dip, fleas don’t automatically start dying off. And even if it does get cold enough for fleas to die, they typically find warm places to lay their eggs before that happens. Flea eggs are also highly resilient and can hatch well into the winter. Because these pests can stick around even in the colder months, it’s important to maintain your defenses against them.
Flea populations can survive indoors.
Dropping your defenses against fleas in the winter can also be a risk considering these pests can make their way indoors. Fleas can hitch a ride into your home on you or your pets, spreading extremely quickly regardless of the weather outside. Regular inspections of your pets, their bedding, and other textiles can help you spot invading fleas before their numbers get out of control.
Preventing infestations is much easier than fighting them.
Because fleas can spread rapidly and are tough to fight once indoors, it’s crucial to prevent them from invading your outdoor spaces. That’s where our team comes in.
With our comprehensive flea control, we fight fleas and prevent them from coming back. In addition to fighting adult fleas, we also fight developing fleas (eggs, larvae, pupae) to bring you protection you can trust.
We offer top-notch flea control to our neighbors in these areas:
For flea control in Milton, contact us today!
Just let us know if you are not happy with a treatment within 21 days post-treatment and we will re-treat your yard free of charge. For any reason. Period.
Paul J.
