Flea Control prices explained
Every price we charge, what it covers, what changes it and what happens on the day.
Read the price guide →Flea Control • Ely
You do not need a pet to get fleas, and people without one are often the slowest to work out what is biting them.
It sounds unlikely and it is common. The cat flea — which BPCA identifies as the most common species in the UK, Ctenocephalides felis — does not need your pet. It needs a host, and it will settle for you.
Without a pet, nobody makes the connection. The bites get put down to something else, and by the time the cause is worked out the infestation has had weeks to develop. If you are being bitten around the ankles and lower legs and there is no obvious explanation, fleas are worth ruling in or out early.
A pest inspection and survey at £120 fixed cost settles it, and will also find the animal if there is one.
We look for the source as well as the fleas, because in a property with no pet the question of where they came from decides whether the treatment holds.
Treatment then covers the affected rooms. The price and the treatment are agreed with you first, never afterwards.
Our current price is £220 first room, +£60 per additional room. There is no call-out fee, and the figure is confirmed with you before anything is booked — never afterwards.
Our Flea Control cost guide explains what the price covers and what happens on the day, and every price we charge is published on the pest control price list.
Without a pet to explain it, people typically try several household products before identifying the cause. By then the infestation has had weeks, and none of those products reached the source in a loft or under a floor.
Written for this area, plus every price we charge. No sign-up, no call needed — read it and decide for yourself whether you need us.
Every price we charge, what it covers, what changes it and what happens on the day.
Read the price guide →A plain timeline from the first bite to a flea-free house, including what to do on day one and in the weeks after.
Read the guide →Fleas or bed bugs? The two are often confused. These are the signs in bites, bedding and furniture that tell them apart.
Read the guide →The pet is clean but the carpet is not. Why cocoons keep releasing fleas, and why empty spells make it worse.
Read the guide →Not every bite means fleas. This guide separates the signs that point to your carpet from those that suggest something else.
Read the guide →We take enquiries from homeowners, tenants, landlords, letting agents, property managers and businesses. Tell us what you have noticed and where the activity is, and we will advise on the right service.
Houses, flats, rental property, garages, lofts, gardens and outbuildings.
Restaurants, cafés, shops, offices and warehouses. Commercial pest control →
Work between or during tenancies, with the price agreed up front.
Tell us what you have found and where. We confirm the treatment and the price before anything is booked.
This is one of our local flea control pages. The main Flea Control Cambridge page covers the service in full.
Tell us what you have seen and where, and we will give you the treatment and the price before we book anything.