Where’s the job?

Scope of Works

• carry out a survey to locate flea hotspots and assess infestation level

• advise on tenant/pet safety, required preparation and re‑entry times

• apply appropriate treatment (fogging/thermal or residual insecticide) to carpets, skirtings and soft furnishings

• treat pet bedding, resting areas and perimeter outside access points where applicable

• set monitoring traps and provide instructions for follow‑up checks or re‑treatment if needed

• remove or bag heavily contaminated items for disposal if agreed

Typical Cost

Time on Site

Most domestic treatments take 2–4 hours on site including inspection, preparation and application; properties usually need to be vacated for 2–6 hours after treatment for safety and drying. factors that extend time include heavy infestations, multiple pets, inaccessible furniture and larger properties

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

• what active ingredients will you use and are they safe for my family/pets

• what preparation do you require me to do beforehand and what items must be removed or laundered

• how long before people and pets can re‑enter and do you provide written safety guidance

• do you offer a guarantee and what is the cost and timing of any re‑treatment

• are you insured and can you provide a risk assessment or COSHH information on request

How to Avoid Surprises

• arrange clear access and reserve a parking space close to the property if possible

• remove or launder pet bedding and soft toys and move small items off floors before the visit

• notify your tradie about babies, pregnant occupants or respiratory conditions so they can recommend safer options

• arrange pet boarding or secure containment for the day and cover or remove fish tanks during application

• check building or tenancy rules for restrictions and confirm if keys or access codes are needed

• ask the tradie to provide PPE and contamination handling instructions for any removed items