Flea Control in Metro Atlanta & North Georgia
Fast, thorough flea treatment for homes and yards — because fleas live where your pets do.
About Fleas in Georgia
For every flea you see on a pet, there can be many more eggs, larvae and pupae in the home. That's why a single treatment often isn't enough, and why a flea problem seems to come back after a week or two: the pupae are protected and hatch over time.
Effective flea control addresses the pets, the home and the yard together. We handle the home and yard, and we'll tell you how to coordinate with your veterinarian for pet treatment.
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- Licensed and insured in Georgia
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How to Identify Fleas
Adult fleas are tiny (about 1/8 inch), dark reddish-brown, wingless and flattened side-to-side. They jump rather than fly. Flea 'dirt', which is dark specks of digested blood, may show up on pets or bedding.
Signs You May Have Fleas
- Pets scratching, chewing or losing hair
- Small itchy red bites, often around ankles and lower legs
- Tiny dark specks on pet bedding or carpets
- Fleas jumping on white socks when you walk across carpet
- Flea activity in the yard, in shady areas where pets rest
Why Fleas Are a Problem in Georgia
Georgia's warmth and humidity let flea populations build year-round, with peaks in summer and fall. Wildlife such as raccoons, opossums and stray cats can leave fleas in the yard.
How Accurate Pest Solutions Handles Fleas
Inspect
We check where pets rest, and the yard areas where fleas gather.
Treat the home
We treat carpet, rugs, baseboards and other areas where larvae and pupae develop.
Treat the yard
Shaded areas where pets and wildlife rest are treated to cut off re-infestation.
Follow up
Because pupae hatch over time, a follow-up visit is usually needed.
Prevention Tips
- Treat all pets with a veterinarian-recommended flea preventive
- Wash pet bedding in hot water weekly
- Vacuum carpets, rugs and furniture often and empty the vacuum outside
- Keep grass trimmed and clear leaf litter and brush
- Don't let wildlife or stray animals den under decks and porches
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Learn more →Fleas FAQ
Why do I still see fleas after treatment?
Pupae are protected and hatch over days to weeks. Seeing some fleas after treatment is common, and a follow-up helps catch the ones that emerge.
Do I need to treat my pet too?
Yes. Pets should be treated with a product recommended by your veterinarian at the same time as the home and yard.
How should I prepare for a flea treatment?
Vacuum thoroughly, wash bedding and move pets and people out as directed. Your technician will give specific instructions when you schedule.
Can fleas live in the yard?
Yes, especially in shady, moist areas where pets or wildlife rest. We treat the yard as part of flea control.
Where We Serve
We provide pest, termite, mosquito and wildlife control across 16 counties in Metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Find your city: