Protect Your Yard. Protect Your Pets.
We all love our furry family members—they’re not just pets, they’re part of the family. And we do what we can to protect the ones we love.
Fleas and ticks turn a simple trip outside into a real risk—especially with ticks capable of transmitting serious diseases commonly reported in Florida, like Ehrlichiosis and Anaplasmosis.
These pests live in your lawn, latch onto your pets, and can quickly lead to scratching, irritation, and bigger problems that are frustrating (and expensive) to fix. In Central Florida’s warm, humid climate, they thrive year-round—especially in shaded, moist areas where pets spend time.
Once they get inside, you’re dealing with vet visits, medications, cleaning, and ongoing stress.
Our Flea & Tick Control program stops that cycle at the source—your yard—so your pets can enjoy it without bringing pests back inside.
Why Fleas & Ticks Are a Real Threat
Fleas and ticks don’t start on your pet — they start in your yard.
Fleas
- Reproduce rapidly and spread quickly
- Cause constant itching and skin irritation
- Can infest your home, bedding, and furniture
Ticks
- Attach and feed on blood
- Can transmit diseases commonly seen in Florida such as Ehrlichiosis and Anaplasmosis
- Can also carry Rocky Mountain spotted fever, which has been reported in Florida
- Often go unnoticed until they’ve already caused issues
How Our Flea & Tick Program Works
We treat the source — your yard — so your pets aren’t bringing pests inside.
Our program:
- Targets fleas and ticks in turf and shaded areas
- Focuses on zones where pets spend time
- Helps break the lifecycle before pests reach your pet
- Is applied consistently throughout the year
The result:
- Fewer pests in your yard
- Less risk to your pets
- A more usable, stress-free outdoor space
Flea & Tick Control FAQ
Do I still need flea and tick meds for my pet?
Yes. This service reduces exposure in your yard, but it should be used alongside vet-recommended treatments for full protection.
Will this treat fleas and ticks inside my home?
No. This is an outdoor service focused on your lawn and surrounding areas where these pests live and breed.
How often is the service applied?
Flea and tick control works best as part of a consistent, year-round program to stay ahead of pressure in Central Florida.
Is this a one-time treatment?
No. Fleas and ticks reproduce quickly, so ongoing treatments are needed to maintain control and prevent re-infestation.
Where do you treat on the property?
We focus on turf, shaded areas, and zones where pets spend the most time — where fleas and ticks are most likely to live.
Is it safe for pets?
We apply treatments according to label guidelines and best practices. Pets should be kept off treated areas until dry, then they can resume normal activity.
