Flea control

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01/10/25, 12:14
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Scope of Works
• inspect property to identify infestation level and hotspots such as carpets, sofas and pet bedding
• vacuum key areas to remove eggs and larvae prior to treatment
• apply licensed insecticide and insect growth regulator to carpets, skirting and soft furnishings as required
• treat pet sleeping areas and advise on veterinary flea treatment or pet‑safe options
• provide follow‑up treatment or monitoring and a written action plan for re‑entry times and re‑treatment
• use PPE and contain treated areas to reduce contamination risk
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call‑out / Minimum | £60 | £120 | First 30–60 minutes on site |
Labour per hour | £40 | £65 | per operative, includes treatment time |
Materials | £20 | £75 | insecticide, IGR and traps if required |
Extras (e.g. carpet cleaning) | £80 | £300 | deep carpet or upholstery cleaning if required |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £160 | £420 | typical single‑visit domestic treatments |
Time on Site
Most initial domestic treatments take 1–3 hours on site depending on property size; follow‑up visits typically take 30–60 minutes. Time increases with severe infestations, whole‑house treatments, multiple pets or restricted access, and if carpet or upholstery cleaning is required
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• are you insured and certified to carry out insecticide treatments
• which products will you use and are they safe for children and pets
• do i need to get my pets treated by a vet before your visit
• what follow‑up is included and is there a guarantee
• what preparation do you expect from me on the day
How to Avoid Surprises
• vacuum and remove bedding to a sealed bag and wash at 60°C where possible
• keep pets off treated areas and tell technician about immuno‑compromised occupants
• reserve parking close to the property and ensure clear access to affected rooms and lofts
• tell your building manager or freeholder if communal areas need treatment or permits are required
• agree re‑entry times and the number of follow‑up visits before work starts
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