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Flea, Tick &
Chigger Control

The healthy approach.

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Flea & Tick Control Services

Need to get rid of flea and tick in your home or business? Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control offers targeted, effective scorpion control in San Antonio, Austin, and Houston. We identify the source of the problem and use methods that minimize pesticide use.

Need to get rid of flea and tick in your home or business? Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control offers targeted, effective scorpion control in San Antonio, Austin, and Houston. We identify the source of the problem and use methods that minimize pesticide use.

The Barefoot method

The Barefoot Method ensures we’re meeting our goal of providing healthy, effective home pest control to our customers

Sustainable Pesticide Use

We prioritize using pesticides sparingly by addressing the root causes of fleas, ticks, and chiggers, minimizing pesticide persistence in the soil, waterways, and local habitats.

Comprehensive Service Coverage

Our flea, tick, and chigger services leverage Barefoot’s mosquito prevention coverage. It’s cost-effective and works alongside our mosquito control.

Environmentally Friendly Solutions

We aim to protect people and pets while minimizing environmental impact. Our solution uses 99% natural ingredients to reduce pesticide usage.

Quick-Drying Mist Application

Our mist application dries quickly, allowing you to resume outdoor activities almost immediately. Our water-repellent products offer long-lasting results.

Urgent Treatment for Infestations

Don’t delay treatment if you spot fleas or ticks. Infestations can escalate quickly, posing serious health risks to your pets and family.

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How to tell if you have flea and tick control…

Identifying the presence of pests in your home can be done by looking for specific signs. Here are some common indicators of pest infestations.

Pets may scratch, bite, or lick their fur more than usual.

Small, itchy red bumps, often around the ankles, legs, and waist.

Ticks attach firmly to the skin and may go unnoticed until they become engorged. Bite sites can become red, swollen, and irritated.

Part your pet’s fur and look closely at the skin, especially around the ears, neck, tail, and between the toes.

After spending time outdoors, especially in wooded or grassy areas, check yourself, your family, and your pets for ticks.

Frequently asked questions

Can I handle flea, tick, and chigger control on my own?

Ticks and fleas can transmit dangerous diseases, making DIY remedies ineffective. The CDC recommends professional pesticide companies for tick removal. Preventive measures include:

  • Removing leaf litter
  • Regularly mowing lawns and using specialized mowers for tall grass
  • Neatly stacking wood away from the house
  • Keeping recreational equipment away from trees and yard edges
  • Building fences to deter animals like deer and raccoons
  • Sealing gaps in walls and foundations

How do I know if I have a flea infestation?

Fleas become problematic in warmer weather. Watch for increased scratching in pets, a sign of flea presence. Fleas can also inhabit outbuildings, attics, and crawl spaces, entering through open windows, doors, or roofs.

Even without pets, fleas may still infest your home. Signs include seeing fleas or noticing dried blood, egg cases, shed skins, and flea dirt resembling black pepper where pets rest.

Act quickly upon suspecting fleas to prevent further infestation and costs. Contact Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control promptly for effective treatment.

How do I know if I have a tick infestation?

Ticks love trees, thick grass, and shrubs. It’s likely you have at least one area on your property that is a prime location for ticks. They also spend time in hidden spots in homes. Seal up gaps and crevices, and keep your grass cut short to prevent infestations.

If you notice any bumps while petting your dog, check to see if they are ticks. Likewise, check your own body as well as your children after spending time in your yard. Ticks favor the areas of your body where there are skin folds or areas covered with hair. If you find one tick on a pet or on a family member, be sure to check everyone in the family.

It’s tempting to want to grab the tweezers and yank a tick out as soon as you spot it, but hold on a minute. If you don’t remove the tick correctly, you may leave the head under your skin. Or you may crush the body, potentially releasing more dangerous fluids into the bloodstream. Instead, talk to your doctor for the best advice, and ask if you should schedule an appointment to test for potential illnesses spread by ticks.

How can I protect my dog from fleas?

One of the best lines of defense against fleas begins with nutrition. Did you know fleas favor under-nourished hosts? Make sure you’re feeding your dog healthy food.

It’s also a good idea to regularly comb through your dog’s hair and inspect their skin. Pay close attention to bellies, armpits, and ears. If you see tiny bite marks (or the actual insects), talk to your vet about how to best get rid of the fleas on your dog.

How does your process work?

Our flea and tick control service starts with a thorough inspection of your home and property. Our licensed technicians locate the infested areas to tailor the most effective treatment method.

Enjoy your home and garden, without the pests…

Our naturally superior pest solutions will protect your home and yard from dangerous and annoying pests. Get started by requesting a quote today!