Arkansas Flea Removal Services

Professional Flea Control in Arkansas

If you’re a pet owner you already know what fleas are. These tiny insects prey on cats and dogs and cause your pet to scratch all the time. Fleas also feed on the blood of humans and other animals so even if you don’t have pets you could end up with a flea infestation in your home. Unfortunately, adult fleas have the ability to live for months without food.

Contact McCauley Services today at (888) 733-9229 to find out how we can help provide Arkansas flea removal services.

Benefits of Professional Flea Extermination Services

When it comes to dealing with a flea infestation in your home, hiring a professional flea exterminator can make all the difference. Here are some key benefits of choosing our flea removal services:

• Effective Treatment: Our experienced technicians have the knowledge and tools to effectively eliminate fleas from your home, ensuring a thorough and lasting solution.
• Safe and Environmentally-Friendly: We use safe and eco-friendly methods to rid your home of fleas, protecting your family and pets from harmful chemicals.
• Quick Response: We understand the urgency of dealing with a flea problem, which is why we offer prompt service to address your infestation as soon as possible.
• Cost-Effective: Investing in professional flea extermination services can save you time and money in the long run by preventing further infestations and damage to your home.
• Peace of Mind: By hiring our team of experts, you can rest easy knowing that your home will be flea-free and your family will be safe from the dangers associated with fleas.

Don't let a flea infestation disrupt your home and peace of mind. Contact us today to schedule professional flea extermination services and say goodbye to your pest problems for good!

Frequently Asked Questions about Fleas

How do I get rid of fleas?

While you could attempt to get rid of these pests on your own, a better solution would be to contact McCauley Services. We offer effective flea control services that are far more effective than any product you might buy at the hardware store.

Can I do it myself?

If you’re part of the DIY movement, you’re thinking I can get rid of fleas on my own. Here’s the thing, Do-it-yourself products are not always effective in resolving flea problems. And if used or mixed wrong, you could be creating a dangerous situation for you, your family, and pets. Our trained professionals know pests. They will relieve you of your flea problem using proven flea control measures.

Is the treatment safe?

Safety is important to McCauley Services. We use products and treatments that are EPA registered for pest control use. We only send out registered pest control technicians who are licensed by the state or local jurisdictions. This ensures proper application and protects our customers, their family, or employees.

How soon can you get here?

At McCauley Services we make every effort to be with you as soon as possible. In most cases, we can respond on the same or very next day.

How much do services cost?

At McCauley Services, we customize our contract to meet your needs and expectations. Our prices reflect that. When you contact our office, we can provide you with a general price range. For many pests, we recommend a free inspection. One of our representatives will investigate your concerns. We’ll give you our recommendations for treatment and provide you with pricing information.

Why do I have a flea problem?

If you have pets then it is likely fleas entered your home on the back of your dog or cat. Fleas are also excellent jumpers, capable of jumping 6 inches straight up. They also come indoors on shoes and clothes so having pets is not a prerequisite for flea infestations. Once fleas find a host they will feed, mate and lay eggs in between the hairs of their host.

Are fleas dangerous?

Fleas are bothersome to both pets and people. Their bites may cause persistent itching. They also host tapeworm and have spread serious health conditions such as the plague and murine typhus. Furthermore, fleas can cause potentially fatal levels of anemia in very young kittens and puppies.