Flea Control & Extermination in Orlando & Kissimmee

Do you see fleas in your home or on your property? Act quickly before the problem escalates. Professional, effective treatment to control the infestation at its source.

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Still Seeing Fleas After Treating Your Pet? You're Not Doing Anything Wrong.

Only about 5% of a flea population ever lives on your pet. The rest is in your carpets, baseboards, and yard — which is why spot-treating the pet alone rarely works. We treat the whole property, not just the animal.

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    Pestmaster technician inspecting a home for fleas and ticks

    Integrated Pest Management built for your home

    All of them should be checked and treated for fleas at the same time according to your veterinarian’s recommendations. If even one pet remains untreated, fleas can continue reproducing and reinfest the home.

    A Flea over a carpet in home

    How long does it take for the improvement to become noticeable?

    Most customers notice improvement within a few days (hidden eggs and pupae can continue developing). Some flea activity may remain for 1–2 weeks. Follow-up treatment may be needed to fully break the life cycle.

    Why Choose Pestmaster For Flea and Tick Control and Extermination?

    Ph.D. Entomologist-Supervised

    Treatments developed under a Ph.D. entomologist — science-based control most companies can't offer.

    Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Experts

    Long-term, EPA-compliant pest suppression through inspection, prevention and targeted treatment.

    Same-Day Service & Bilingual Team

    Fast response when pests invade your home. Hablamos Español.

    Active City of Orlando Contractor

    Selected to protect 140+ City of Orlando facilities — the same professional standard now protects your home.

    Fully Insured & FDACS Licensed

    Florida Pest Control License JB274674, backed by $2M in liability coverage.

    Locally Owned & Operated Since
    2015

    A Florida-registered business led by an owner with over a decade of hands-on pest control experience.

    Know Where They're Hiding

    Common Flea & Tick Hotspots In and Around Your Home

    Fleas and ticks don't spread evenly through a property — they concentrate in a handful of predictable spots. Finding those spots is what separates a lasting fix from a treatment that only knocks back what you can see.

    1

    Carpets & Area Rugs

    Flea eggs fall off pets constantly and settle deep into carpet fibers — especially in rooms where pets nap or spend the most time.

    2

    Pet Bedding & Furniture

    The closest thing to a flea nest most homes have. It's one of the first places we inspect, and one of the easiest to miss with store-bought sprays.

    3

    Baseboards & Cracks

    Flea larvae actively move away from light, burrowing into edges and gaps where a vacuum or a surface spray never reaches.

    4

    Shaded Yard & Mulch Beds

    Outdoors, fleas and ticks favor cool, humid ground — under decks, in mulch beds, and along shaded fence lines where pets pass through.

    5

    Tall Grass & Fence Lines

    Ticks in particular wait on grass blades and low vegetation for a host to brush past — no jumping required, just contact.

    6

    Garages & Vehicle Interiors

    Pets that ride in the car or rest in the garage can carry activity into spaces a home-only treatment plan never touches.

    Get Your Free Flea & Tick Inspection Now

    Fast, professional flea and tick control to help protect your pets, family, and home with effective targeted treatments.

    Why It Takes More Than One Visit

    What to Expect After Your Flea & Tick Treatment

    Fleas have a pupal stage protected inside a cocoon that resists treatment until it hatches — triggered by vibration, heat, or nearby movement. That's biology, not a sign the treatment didn't work. For a strong infestation, our standard protocol is three treatments spaced about 15 days apart, with activity tapering off as each wave of pupae hatches and makes contact with the product.

    First Few Days

    Initial Treatment

    Some activity may continue as newly hatched fleas make contact with the product for the first time.

    Around Day 15

    Second Treatment

    Targets fleas that have hatched from protected pupae since the first visit — this step is what most one-time treatments skip.

    Around Day 30

    Third Treatment

    Addresses the final wave of hatching pupae, completing the break in the life cycle rather than just knocking back what's visible.

    Between Visits

    What Helps Speed It Up

    Vacuuming daily and washing pet bedding in hot water physically removes eggs and larvae, and the vibration helps pupae hatch sooner.

    We don't promise fleas disappear after one visit — the biology doesn't allow it. What we do promise is a program explained upfront, so you know exactly what to expect at each stage.
    Fleas army ready to invade your house

    Keep Your Home Flea-Free with Expert Protection

    Fleas and ticks are not just an itchy nuisance — they are a health risk to your family and pets. Fleas can cause flea allergy dermatitis and tapeworms, while ticks can transmit Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, and other serious illnesses. In Florida’s year-round warm climate, an untreated infestation can spread from a single pet to your entire home and yard within weeks.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Flea and Tick Control and Extermination

    Common signs include pets scratching, biting, or licking excessively, small dark specks (flea dirt) in pet bedding, red itchy bites on ankles and legs, and ticks found on pets or people after time outdoors. If you notice any of these, a professional inspection is recommended.

    Only about 5% of a flea population lives on your pet. The other 95% — eggs, larvae, and pupae — is in your carpets, bedding, furniture, and yard. Treating the pet without treating the environment leaves that population to hatch and reinfest, which is why professional control targets the whole life cycle.

    A typical service includes a full inspection, identification of breeding and resting areas, targeted interior treatment (carpets, baseboards, pet areas), exterior yard treatment, follow-up visits, and prevention recommendations. At Pestmaster Services of Orlando, our programs are designed to reduce activity, break the life cycle, and help prevent reinfestation.

    Because of the flea life cycle, more than one visit is usually required. A follow-up treatment is typically scheduled to eliminate newly hatched fleas before they can reproduce. The exact number depends on the level of activity, the size of the property, and whether pets are present.

    Yes. Fleas and ticks thrive in shaded, humid outdoor areas — under decks, in tall grass, along fence lines, and where pets rest. We treat both the interior and the exterior so the infestation is controlled at every source, not just indoors.

    Yes. We use EPA-registered products applied according to label directions by FDACS-licensed technicians. Once treated areas are fully dry, they are safe for children and pets to re-enter. Your technician will give you specific re-entry guidance for your service.

    Yes. We are a fully bilingual company and provide service, communication, and reporting in both English and Spanish.

    Vacuum carpets, rugs, and furniture, wash pet bedding in hot water, and pick up clutter from floors so the treatment can reach hiding areas. Keep pets treated with a vet-recommended product. Your technician will confirm any additional prep when scheduling.

    The cost depends on the size of the home and yard, the level of infestation, and the number of visits needed. Flea and tick service starts at $295, with the final price confirmed after a brief assessment. Call Pestmaster Services of Orlando at (407) 818-5872 for a free estimate.

    Yes. Apartments, vacation rentals, kennels, veterinary offices, and properties with pets or wildlife are especially prone to flea and tick problems. Our commercial flea and tick programs identify the source, treat affected areas, and recommend prevention to protect tenants, guests, employees, and your reputation across Orlando, Kissimmee, and Central Florida.

    Flea and Tick Control Service Areas Across Central Florida

    Serving homeowners, condos and apartment communities across Orlando, Kissimmee and surrounding Central Florida.

    Osceola County

    Kissimmee, Poinciana, St. Cloud, Fuller Heights, Buenaventura Lakes.

    Seminole County

    Sanford, Oviedo, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Winter Springs.

    Orange County

    Orlando, Apopka, Ocoee, Winter Garden, and Winter Park, Lake Butler.

    Polk County

    Lakeland, Davenport, Winter Haven, Haines City, Bartow, Waverly, Homeland.

    Hillsborough County

    Plant City, Tampa, Brandon, Dover, Riverview

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