Fleas are tiny, blood-feeding parasites that commonly infest pets, homes, and outdoor areas. These pests reproduce rapidly, with females laying up to 50 eggs per day, leading to full-blown infestations in just weeks. Fleas can jump long distances, making them difficult to spot and control.

2. How do fleas affect my property?

Fleas don’t just affect pets—they can invade carpets, furniture, bedding, and outdoor areas, making life miserable for your family. Their bites cause severe itching, allergic reactions, and can even transmit tapeworms and other diseases. A flea infestation can spread quickly, and without proper treatment, these pests can persist for months.

3. How does Paladin Pest Control treat fleas?

We take a comprehensive approach to flea control by bundling our Flea & Tick Service for maximum effectiveness. Our treatment targets fleas at every life stage—adults, eggs, larvae, and pupae—both inside and outside your home. We use specialized insecticides and insect growth regulators (IGRs) to break the flea life cycle and prevent reinfestation. Our team treats carpets, pet bedding, furniture, and yard areas where fleas thrive, ensuring complete protection.

4. Are flea treatments safe for pets and children?

Yes! We use EPA-approved products that are safe when applied properly. Our technicians take extra care in treating areas where pets and children spend time, and we provide clear guidelines on when it’s safe to re-enter treated areas. For best results, we also recommend coordinating treatment with your veterinarian’s flea prevention plan for your pets.

5. How long does flea control last?

Our flea treatments provide long-lasting relief, but due to their rapid reproduction, follow-up treatments may be necessary. A single treatment can significantly reduce fleas, but for complete control, we recommend routine maintenance, especially during peak flea season in Central Texas.

6. What should I do to prepare for a flea treatment?

To ensure effective flea control, we recommend: Vacuuming carpets, rugs, and furniture before treatment to remove eggs and larvae. Washing pet bedding and linens in hot water to eliminate fleas and their eggs. Treating your pets with veterinarian-approved flea prevention at the same time. Keeping pets and children out of treated areas until the recommended re-entry time. We’ll provide specific preparation instructions when you schedule your service.

7. What if I have more flea pest control questions?

We’re here to help! If you have additional questions or need to schedule a Flea & Tick Service , contact Paladin Pest Control today. Let us help you protect your home and pets from these persistent pests.

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Flea Pest Control for Buda, Kyle, San Marcos and Surrounding Areas

Fleas are a persistent problem in Central Texas, particularly in the Buda, Kyle, and San Marcos areas, where the warm climate allows them to thrive year-round.

These tiny, blood-feeding pests pose a significant threat to both pets and humans, as their bites cause intense itching, allergic reactions, and, in severe cases, skin infections.

Fleas can also transmit diseases and parasites, such as tapeworms, making infestations even more concerning.

One of the biggest challenges in eliminating fleas is their rapid reproduction cycle—flea eggs, larvae, and pupae can hide in carpets, furniture, and outdoor areas, making DIY treatments ineffective.

Simply treating pets isn’t enough; successful flea control requires a comprehensive approach that targets all life stages both inside and outside the home.

Without professional intervention, flea infestations can quickly spiral out of control, leading to ongoing discomfort for families and their pets.

Flea Treatment for Buda, Kyle, San Marcos

Paladin Pest Control rig provides the proper mixtures for effective pest treatment

At Paladin Pest Control, we provide effective, tailored flea treatments for homes and businesses in the Buda, Kyle, and San Marcos areas of Central Texas, bundled with our Flea & Tick Service for complete protection.

Our treatment process targets fleas at all life stages, starting with a detailed inspection to identify infested areas inside and outside your home.

We use specialized insect growth regulators (IGRs) and residual treatments to eliminate adult fleas while preventing eggs and larvae from developing into biting pests.

Our technicians apply targeted treatments to carpets, furniture, pet bedding, and outdoor areas where fleas thrive, ensuring long-lasting relief.

Since fleas and ticks often go hand in hand, our bundled service also includes tick control, giving your family and pets the protection they need.

For the best results, we recommend treating both your home and pets simultaneously to fully break the flea life cycle and prevent reinfestation.

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Our expert technicians will carefully examine your yard, locate problem areas, and provide you with a customized treatment plan designed to eliminate the infestation and protect your home.

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Flea Pest Control for Buda, Kyle and San Marcos TX

1. What are fleas?

Fleas are tiny, blood-feeding parasites that commonly infest pets, homes, and outdoor areas. These pests reproduce rapidly, with females laying up to 50 eggs per day, leading to full-blown infestations in just weeks. Fleas can jump long distances, making them difficult to spot and control.
2. How do fleas affect my property?

Fleas don’t just affect pets—they can invade carpets, furniture, bedding, and outdoor areas, making life miserable for your family. Their bites cause severe itching, allergic reactions, and can even transmit tapeworms and other diseases. A flea infestation can spread quickly, and without proper treatment, these pests can persist for months.
3. How does Paladin Pest Control treat fleas?

We take a comprehensive approach to flea control by bundling our Flea & Tick Service for maximum effectiveness. Our treatment targets fleas at every life stage—adults, eggs, larvae, and pupae—both inside and outside your home. We use specialized insecticides and insect growth regulators (IGRs) to break the flea life cycle and prevent reinfestation. Our team treats carpets, pet bedding, furniture, and yard areas where fleas thrive, ensuring complete protection.
4. Are flea treatments safe for pets and children?

Yes! We use EPA-approved products that are safe when applied properly. Our technicians take extra care in treating areas where pets and children spend time, and we provide clear guidelines on when it’s safe to re-enter treated areas. For best results, we also recommend coordinating treatment with your veterinarian’s flea prevention plan for your pets.
5. How long does flea control last?

Our flea treatments provide long-lasting relief, but due to their rapid reproduction, follow-up treatments may be necessary. A single treatment can significantly reduce fleas, but for complete control, we recommend routine maintenance, especially during peak flea season in Central Texas.
6. What should I do to prepare for a flea treatment?
To ensure effective flea control, we recommend:
- Vacuuming carpets, rugs, and furniture before treatment to remove eggs and larvae.
- Washing pet bedding and linens in hot water to eliminate fleas and their eggs.
- Treating your pets with veterinarian-approved flea prevention at the same time.
- Keeping pets and children out of treated areas until the recommended re-entry time.
  We’ll provide specific preparation instructions when you schedule your service.
7. What if I have more flea pest control questions?

We’re here to help! If you have additional questions or need to schedule a Flea & Tick Service, contact Paladin Pest Control today. Let us help you protect your home and pets from these persistent pests.