Flea Pest Control in Bergen County

How we treat:

Fleas

We specialize in identifying and addressing flea infestations. With tailored solutions, we ensure the elimination of fleas from your property, using IPM control techniques that are designed with your family’s health and concern in mind. See how.

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Twin Boro’s Proven Process for Flea Pest Control

INSPECT

We begin with through visual inspections and monitoring tools to determine flea hotspots, and assess the severity of the infestation.

TREAT

We then develop a targeted treatment plan to eliminate adult fleas and disrupt the fleas’ various lifecycle stages. This typically involves multiple treatments spaced apart to ensure long-term relief from fleas.

PREVENT

Preventative measures such as thorough cleaning and pet treatments will be recommended. We’ll also provide guidance on evaluating potential sources of leaks to remain vigilant in flea eradication and prevention.

WHY?

Carriers of various diseases and parasites, fleas can cause harm to both humans and pets. Additionally, their saliva can trigger severe allergic reactions and dermatitis, rendering effective flea pest control as essential.

Our environmentally responsible Our family-friendly Our pet-friendly Our budget-friendly approach to pest control

We prioritize safety in every aspect of pest control. Our technicians are trained in Integrated Pest Management (IPM), a cost-effective method to control pests that minimizes pesticide use and environmental risks.

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Knowledge is power in pest control.

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Proactive protection keeps pests away.

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Cost-effective approach.

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Sustainable and safe treatments.

If pests come back so do we. Guaranteed.

We pride ourselves on delivering effective and reliable pest control. That’s why our work is 100% guaranteed, 365 days a year. If you need us, call us, for free return visits anytime.

It’s one more way you win with Twin Boro.

Testimonials

Your neighbors love us.
Pests, not so much.

Westwood, NJ

Twin-Boro Termite & Pest Control

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“I had a great experience working with Mike O he was very knowledgeable and professional. He made sure to answer any questions/concerns we had which was extremely important to me. My husband and I have been using his services for several months now and we must say this company offers top of the line products/service. I couldn’t imagine using another company, A+++ Rating in my opinion!”

— Karissa R.

“Joe Graney was extremely professional, considerate and knowledgeable. He went above and beyond to make sure our house was left protected from pests inside and out, while also making sure not to leave any mess behind. Very satisfied with his service. Also happy with everyone on the team I have had the pleasure to meet so far when I have called.”

— Mona S.

“Roy is phenomenal. I used Terminix when I bought my home and got the corporate run around, missed appointments, rushed service, and crazy prices. I recently switched to Twin Boro and Roy has been great, helping with every issue, he climbs into the toughest spaces in my house and gets the job done. I would highly recommend Roy to anyone who in need of pest control.”

— Marc P.

“Roy came to my house because I had some carpenter ants coming in from outside. He was very knowledgeable as well as professional, he never tried to sell me on anything that wasn’t needed. He put down the right treatment and I haven’t seen any ants since. I would recommend Twin Boro to all of my friends who are in need of their service.”

— Craig R

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Frequently asked questions

What do fleas look like?

Fleas are tiny, reddish-brown insects with flattened bodies that typically measure about 2.5 mm in length. They have a shiny appearance and powerful legs for jumping. Pet owners may notice flea droppings resembling black pepper on their pets’ fur or bedding, along with excessive scratching and visible bites on the skin. If you suspect a flea infestation, it’s advisable to seek professional flea pest control services for accurate identification and effective treatment.

Where do fleas live?

Fleas prefer to live in humid, shady areas, although they can thrive in a variety of climates. In the wild they will typically live in debris piles, shrubs, tall grass, weeds, and wood piles. Around the outside of homes and businesses, they may live in places like dog houses, sheds, garages, and outdoor furniture. On dogs or cats, they tend to keep to the back, belly, and neck areas. Flea eggs do not stick to the host, and can therefore easily fall off and land anywhere. Once those eggs hatch, the fleas will infest anywhere in homes and businesses that regularly have human or pet activity.

Why do I have a flea problem?

Fleas are incredible jumpers, and can jump great lengths from ground-level to attach onto their host. This makes it easy for fleas to attach to animals while they are outside and subsequently infest the animal’s fur and sleeping area. When a host carries one or two fleas into the house, it is not long before others follow. Female fleas are known to produce multiple eggs in as little as 48 hours after feeding on their hosts. Since flea eggs are not attached to the host, they can hatch almost anywhere around a home or business. Fleas are also notorious for jumping from one host to another, which is one reason they spread so quickly once inside. Fleas can also be brought inside on used items like furniture or rugs.

When are fleas active?

Can pest control get rid of fleas?

What’s the best way to prevent a flea infestation?

One way to prevent fleas from entering a home or business is by inspecting your clothing and running a comb through your pet’s fur before returning inside. Keeping long-haired coats trimmed also helps. All pets should either wear a flea collar or, under the guidance of a veterinarian, be treated with a flea and tick preventative such as flea spray, flea medicines or flea shampoos. All bedding, both pet, and human, should be washed regularly, and all carpets and upholstered furniture should be vacuumed on a regular basis. Eliminating outdoor habitats can greatly reduce the risk of fleas entering a home or business. If you believe you have a flea infestation, call Twin Boro today to schedule your free home inspection.