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Scottsdale Flea & Tick Control

Protecting Scottsdale Homes & Businesses from Fleas & Ticks Since 2007

Are you concerned about fleas or ticks in your home or workplace? At the first sign of a problem, turn to CAPE Pest Control. Since 2007, we have provided flea and tick control for residential and commercial properties.

Our licensed, insured, drug-free, and Crimshield® Certified technicians look beyond visible adult fleas. We understand that adult fleas may be visible on pets while flea eggs, larvae, and pupae develop in carpets, upholstery, pet bedding, and other resting areas. Because these immature stages can allow activity to continue, we inspect for indoor and outdoor flea sources and contributing conditions. We select our pest control methods with people, pets, property, and the environment in mind.

Maricopa County’s warm climate can support flea and tick activity throughout the year. Cat fleas are prevalent on cats and dogs, and they can bite people. Their eggs and larvae are often found away from the animal in carpets, rugs, upholstery, and the places where pets rest. Brown dog ticks, which often invade homes and kennels, and American dog ticks are also relevant concerns.

Call (480) 428-2720 for a free estimate or to ask about same-day assistance, or reach out online to schedule an appointment.

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Regular pest control maintenance plans are essential for keeping your home or business protected year-round. They help prevent infestations before they start, save money on costly treatments, and ensure a healthier, safer environment by addressing issues proactively. With scheduled inspections and treatments, you gain peace of mind knowing pests are kept in check all year long.

How Do Professional Flea & Tick Treatments Work?

Our flea and tick control process includes:

  1. Inspection - We start by inspecting your property to determine the extent of the infestation and identify entry points, harborage areas, pet resting areas, and other factors contributing to the activity.
  2. Treatment plan - Based on our findings, we recommend a pest control treatment plan designed to address flea life stages and ongoing pest activity.
  3. Treatment application - Our team uses professional-grade products selected for the affected areas and identified pest activity.
  4. Follow-up visits - We schedule follow-up visits to maintain the effectiveness of our treatments and make any necessary adjustments.

We select products and methods with children, pets, people, property, and the environment in mind. We also use integrated pest management techniques to minimize the use of chemicals. Product labels and re-entry directions determine when people and pets can return to treated areas.

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Signs to Call for Professional Flea & Tick Control

Flea and tick infestations are more than just irritating. These insects can transmit diseases to humans and animals. For example, infected ticks can carry illnesses, while fleas can spread tapeworms and serious conditions such as typhus. These risks underscore the importance of addressing problems with fleas and ticks promptly.

Contact us if you notice these infestation signs:

  • Pets unexpectedly pawing or scratching their skin
  • Unexplained itchy marks or red patches, especially around the ankles and lower legs
  • Dark flea dirt in pet fur or around pet resting areas
  • Visible fleas jumping on carpets, furniture, or near pet areas
  • Ticks attached to your pets or crawling around doors and windows
  • Eggs or larvae found in pet bedding or around resting areas
  • Recurring activity despite attempts at DIY treatment

Finding adult fleas after treating a pet can indicate that flea eggs, larvae, or pupae remain in the surrounding environment. Each year, we serve more than 17,000 people throughout the East Valley and Maricopa County, including residential and commercial property owners.

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