Professional Flea Extermination

PestGuard Solutions Can Eliminate Flea Infestations.

Don't Always Blame Your Pets
Fleas are parasitic insects that like mosquitoes feed on the blood of mammals and birds. Fleas can cause numerous problems for home and business owners in South Carolina. They are an important pest to control not because of their painful bites, but also because they can transmit diseases.

So how did my pet or home get fleas in the first place?
The unfortunate truth is that even people without pets can face a flea infestation. Sure, the chances are lower, but it doesn't mean they're non-existent. So if you find yourself scratching your head in confusion (or itchiness), you might want to consider one of the most common ways you can get fleas without pets.

What do I do if I have fleas?
The most important first step in eliminating fleas is find the source. Whether that is your dog, cat it is important to consult a veterinary to figure out a proper solution for flea control. Once the animals have been treated a flea treatments may be needed for your yard or home. Our PestGuard Solutions professional will do a thorough examination of your property and identify any areas that may still be harboring fleas. Once inspecting we will perform a flea treatment in and around your hope protecting your property from further flea invaders.

Call today to schedule your flea treatment, results are guaranteed!

Interesting facts about fleas:

• The "Cat Flea" is the most common flea in North America. The Cat Flea is responsible for nearly all the fleas found on cats and dogs.
• Fleas are wingless insects that get onto hosts by jumping.
• There are over 2,000 species and subspecies of fleas (that we know of).
• In almost all species of fleas, the females are larger than the males.
• If you find a flea on your cat or dog, there could be an infestation on your pets and around your home. Adult fleas are only a small percentage of the total population of a given infestation.
• A female flea can consume 15 times its body weight (in blood) on a daily basis.
• A female flea lays eggs within 35 to 48 hours of its first blood meal.
• Flea eggs are usually laid directly on a host, often falling off the host's body and spreading the infestation to the surrounding environment.
• A female flea can lay about 2,000 eggs over the course of its life, but is incapable of laying eggs until after its first meal.

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For the fastest pest control service available, call us today for Priority Pest Control Service. No job is too big or too small, and we are available most any time you need us.

Schedule Service With Us Or to schedule an appointment please click the Service Request button above and we will promptly contact you during normal business hours. Once we receive the request for service, a licensed pest control technician will be dispatched in a fully-stocked service vehicle with all the right tools to get the job done.

Whether it is as simple rodent problem or potentially a more complicated flea treatment, PestGuard Solutions is a name you can trust in the Upstate for extraordinary pest control service. We provide both residential and commercial services.

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Our skilled pest control technicians are highly trained, licensed and insured, and 100% committed to ensuring your complete satisfaction with the quality of our work and our dedicated customer service.