Orlando Flea and Tick Control 

Central Florida is a beautiful sun-drenched outdoor paradise, and we love being a part of the community. Everything has its downsides, though, and here, the very characteristics that make the area so beautiful also allow fleas and ticks to thrive. Our lush landscapes and vibrant outdoor lifestyle provide an ideal habitat for these pests, increasing their prevalence and impact. 

Beacon Pest Services has provided comprehensive flea and tick control solutions for residential and commercial property owners since 2012. You can trust us for control efforts that are thorough and environmentally responsible. 

Call our Orlando office at (407) 449-8769 today to ask about same-day scheduling. You can also use our online contact form to request a free estimate.

The Signs You Have a Flea or Tick Infestation

  • Your pets are constantly scratching: Flea bites cause intense itching and discomfort for your pets, leading to constant scratching, biting, or licking. These red flags should prompt a closer look. 
  • You see them on your pets: Actually spotting fleas or ticks—typically on your pets’ fur — is a clear sign of an infestation. Fleas are tiny, dark brown insects that move quickly through the fur, while ticks are slightly larger and attach themselves to feed. 
  • Flea dirt on pet bedding: Finding small, dark specks resembling ground pepper on your pet’s bedding or fur indicates flea dirt, which is flea feces composed of digested blood. 
  • Skin irritation: Flea bites often result in small, red bumps on exposed skin, typically around your ankles and legs. These bites can be extremely itchy and may lead to allergic reactions or secondary infections from scratching. 
  • Tick bites: Ticks will try and attach themselves to your skin to feed, often leading to red, inflamed spots that may swell and itch. 
  • Pale gums in your pets: Heavy flea infestations can lead to anemia in pets, which is noticeable through pale gums. This happens because fleas consume a significant amount of your pets’ blood. Anemia is a serious health issue that requires veterinary intervention. 
  • The presence of flea eggs or larvae: Flea eggs are small, white, and often found in pet bedding, carpets, and furniture seams. Discovering eggs or larvae indicates an ongoing infestation that needs to be dealt with promptly. 

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Integrated Pest Management for Ticks and Fleas: An Effective Approach

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) offers a holistic and sustainable approach to tackling flea and tick infestations. By employing a range of tactics, our use of IPM seeks to address your current infestations and proactively prevent future outbreaks. 

Here’s how IPM strategies can be effectively applied to manage and control your flea and tick problem: 

Environmental Management: Cultivating an Unfavorable Habitat

The first line of defense in IPM for fleas and ticks is environmental management. This involves altering the landscape to make it less hospitable for these pests. Regularly mowing lawns, trimming shrubs, and removing leaf litter reduces the habitats where ticks and fleas thrive. Creating a buffer zone of gravel or wood chips between wooded areas and your lawn can further deter tick migration. For fleas, maintaining clean and dry indoor environments by regularly vacuuming and washing pet bedding is essential.

Biological Controls: Harnessing Natural Predators

Biological control methods play a significant role in IPM by utilizing natural predators to manage pest populations. For ticks, introducing or encouraging the presence of predators like certain bird species and ants can naturally reduce their numbers. Similarly, nematodes, which are microscopic worms, can be applied to areas prone to flea infestations. These nematodes infect and kill flea larvae, providing an effective and environmentally friendly control method. 

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Targeted Treatments: Precision in Pest Control

When infestations do occur, targeted treatments become necessary. IPM emphasizes the use of the least toxic options available. For ticks, this might include the strategic application of tick-specific pesticides in high-risk areas, such as the edges of wooded paths. 

For fleas, treatments may involve the use of insect growth regulators (IGRs) that disrupt the flea life cycle without harming pets or humans. These targeted treatments are applied judiciously, focusing on areas of high pest activity to maximize impact while minimizing exposure to non-target species.

The advantages of using IPM for managing ticks and fleas are manifold. By prioritizing environmental management and biological controls, IPM decreases the dependency on chemical treatments, fostering a healthier environment for people, pets, and beneficial wildlife. 

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We’re All About Quality

The team at Beacon Pest Services firmly believes there’s no substitute for quality, and we have very definite ideas about what that means. It starts with the first time you reach out to us. You’ll get a response that’s prompt and professional. You can count on a price quote that’s transparent and upfront. Then, you can rely on work that is done thoroughly and safely. Property owners deserve no less when it comes to flea and tick control. 

Call our Orlando office at (407) 449-8769 today. Our past customers have given us some fine reviews, and we’ll work hard to live up to that reputation when we visit your home or business.

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