Fleas

Flea infestations can be an absolute nightmare. As soon as fleas are brought inside, they can spread throughout the entire building and make your home feel unlivable. Trying to eliminate fleas from your home or business on your own is extremely difficult, and you’ll most likely feel like you’re fighting a losing battle.

Pest Authority of Nashville is proud to offer our high-quality flea control services to our neighbors in Nashville, Tennessee, Dickson, Tennessee, and the surrounding areas. Our Barrier 360 treatment is designed to stop flea infestations before they begin so that you’re never left to deal with an infested home or business. Barrier 360 is applied around the exterior of the building, creating a flea-proof perimeter that stops fleas from getting inside to start an infestation.

What makes Barrier 360 so special is that in addition to protecting you from fleas, it also stops 12 other common pests in the Nashville, Tennessee area from getting inside – all with the same treatment. We’re proud to offer an efficient, cost-effective way to prevent infestations from taking over homes and business in Brentwood, Tennessee, and the surrounding areas.

Our methods are backed by science and years of experience. That, combined with our 100% satisfaction guarantee, means you can trust that Pest Authority won’t stop until your pest problems are solved for good. Our goal is to make sure every customer has a positive experience with us, and our technicians will always be friendly, reliable, and professional.

Pest Authority of Nashville proudly serves the Nashville, Brentwood and Dickson, Tennessee surrounding areas. No Contracts. No Commitments. No Fleas. Guaranteed.

Tips on Preventing Flea Infestations:

  • Regularly wash all the bedding – including your pets’ bedding.
  • Groom your pets on a regular basis.
  • Ask your vet about preventative flea treatments for your animals.
  • Vacuum your entire home once a week.

You Might Have Fleas If:

  • Pets are scratching themselves more than usual.
  • Itchy, red bug bites are appearing on your legs and feet.
  • Small piles of ground black pepper are appearing in your home. This could be “flea dirt,” another name for flea feces.

Facts about Fleas:

  • Fleas need to eat human or animal blood to survive.
  • Dogs, cats, rodents, and rabbits are some of the most common carriers of fleas.
  • Flea feces and bites can transmit harmful diseases like flea-borne typhus, plague, bartonellosis (cat scratch disease), flea tapeworm, and tungiasis.