Terminix Fleas

Introduction

There’s nothing worse than a flea infestation. Once you have them, they can be incredibly difficult to get rid of. If you’ve had a problem with fleas in the home, you know what I’m talking about. Fleas can spread quickly throughout your house and even to other homes if not treated properly by a professional pest control company. Fortunately, Terminix is the best at getting rid of fleas and preventing future infestations. Because we’re the experts in this area, we thought it’d be helpful to walk you through what fleas are and how they reproduce so you’ll have all the information necessary to make an informed decision when choosing which home pest control company to go with.

What Causes Fleas?

The most common type of pest is a flea, and they can be found in many places. Fleas can be found on pets, in homes and yards. They are not just a problem for pets!

Fleas are the most common type of pest because they have adapted to live anywhere where there are animals or people to feed off of. They may come into your home by jumping from one pet to another or hitching a ride inside your clothing if you go outdoors often. Once inside, they will lay eggs that develop into larvae within 10 days or so depending on temperature conditions . The larvae will then hatch into adults which begin feeding immediately upon emergence from their cocoons .

How Do Fleas Reproduce?

The life cycle of a flea is quite simple. The adult female flea lays eggs after she has had a blood meal. The egg will hatch into larvae which then grow into pupae and finally transform into adult fleas that feed on blood and lay more eggs. This cycle repeats itself until the host animal dies or the infestation is eradicated.

What is the Terminix Flea Control Process?

The Terminix Flea Control Process is a four-step process that involves identifying the pests, treating the environment to kill the pests, treating pets to kill the pests and treating the pet’s environment.

Step 1: Identify Pests.

The first step in Terminix Flea Control is identifying what type of pest you have. There are two main types of fleas that can infest your home: cat fleas and dog fleas. Cat fleas are found on cats whereas dog fleas are found on dogs, but both species can survive just about anywhere there’s an animal or human it can feed from. These insects do not live long without a host body—they only live for about one month without feeding—so if you see them in your home it means they’ve been living somewhere else for quite some time before coming into yours now.

Because of all this, flea control requires a multi-step process.

Because of all this, flea control requires a multi-step process. It’s not as simple as just using an over-the-counter product or even what you get from your vet’s office. The reason for this is because these products only kill adult fleas, but don’t eliminate eggs and larvae (which are living in your carpet). The eggs and larvae will hatch and go on to develop into more adult fleas unless you treat the areas thoroughly with other products that target those stages of development.

Conclusion

The Terminix flea extermination process is a step-by-step process designed to help you get rid of your fleas. While we don’t guarantee 100% elimination at this time, our processes are effective — and if you do have any problems, we will be happy to come back and work with you again.