Does my pet need to be treated too?

Yes — professional home treatment and veterinary pet treatment work together. The home treatment kills fleas in the environment; the vet treatment kills fleas on the animal. One without the other usually fails because untreated pets reintroduce fleas, and untreated homes keep re-infesting treated pets.

How many visits will it take?

Most flea infestations clear in two visits — the initial treatment plus a follow-up at the 14-day egg-hatch window. Heavy infestations or homes with multiple pets may need a third visit. The estimate includes the full cycle.

Can I stay in the house after flea treatment?

Yes. You'll need to stay off treated floors for about 2 hours while the product dries. Pets should stay out of treated rooms during that window. After drying, the products are safe for normal activity.

Why do fleas seem to come back after treatment?

Pre-existing eggs in carpet fibers hatch 10–14 days after the first treatment — this is expected and exactly why the follow-up visit exists. The new hatch walks into the IGR residual from the first treatment and dies before reaching adulthood. Without the follow-up, this hatch restarts the cycle.

How do you give a price without coming out?

We measure your property — lot size, landscape, and complexity — from satellite imagery, then run those measurements through our pricing engine alongside AI analysis of the yard. The number you see is the same number a tech would quote in person.

flea treatment estimate

Flea Treatment Estimate

Flea work isn't one treatment — it's a cycle. Fleas hatch from eggs that survive the first visit, so the protocol covers the full life cycle. Florida's warm climate means fleas breed year-round, not just in summer.

Measured

Satellite lot, home, and landscape review

Local

Built for SW Florida pest pressure

Clear

No contracts or bait-and-switch pricing

What you get

What's included

✓Indoor IGR (insect growth regulator) treatment to break the breeding cycle
✓Yard treatment focused on shaded harborage where flea larvae develop
✓Pet-safe products with clear re-entry timing
✓Follow-up visit at the 14-day egg-hatch window
✓Coordination guidance with your pet's vet treatment

Local context

What to know in SW Florida

Flea infestations in SW Florida rarely start and end with the pet. Flea eggs fall off animals into carpet fibers, furniture cushions, and shaded yard soil. The eggs survive the first treatment, hatch 10–14 days later, and restart the cycle unless the follow-up visit catches them. Florida's year-round warmth means there's no seasonal die-off — fleas breed continuously from January through December.

The indoor treatment uses IGR (insect growth regulator) that prevents hatched larvae from developing into biting adults. The yard treatment targets the shaded harborage under shrubs, porches, and trees where flea larvae actually develop — sunny lawn areas don't sustain flea populations. Both treatments work together with your pet's veterinary flea prevention to break the cycle from every angle.

Why Waves

Built for repeatable results

Full life-cycle protocol — not a single fog-and-leave

Specific products for cat-flea vs dog-flea infestations

Clear timing instructions for keeping pets and people safe

Indoor + outdoor treatment — fleas don't stay in one place

Answers

Common questions

Does my pet need to be treated too?: Yes — professional home treatment and veterinary pet treatment work together. The home treatment kills fleas in the environment; the vet treatment kills fleas on the animal. One without the other usually fails because untreated pets reintroduce fleas, and untreated homes keep re-infesting treated pets.
How many visits will it take?: Most flea infestations clear in two visits — the initial treatment plus a follow-up at the 14-day egg-hatch window. Heavy infestations or homes with multiple pets may need a third visit. The estimate includes the full cycle.
Can I stay in the house after flea treatment?: Yes. You'll need to stay off treated floors for about 2 hours while the product dries. Pets should stay out of treated rooms during that window. After drying, the products are safe for normal activity.
Why do fleas seem to come back after treatment?: Pre-existing eggs in carpet fibers hatch 10–14 days after the first treatment — this is expected and exactly why the follow-up visit exists. The new hatch walks into the IGR residual from the first treatment and dies before reaching adulthood. Without the follow-up, this hatch restarts the cycle.
How do you give a price without coming out?: We measure your property — lot size, landscape, and complexity — from satellite imagery, then run those measurements through our pricing engine alongside AI analysis of the yard. The number you see is the same number a tech would quote in person.