
Flea Treatment for Homes Across the East Midlands
Bed Bugs, Fleas & Crawling Insects
Flea Treatment In Nottingham, Derby & Leicester
Whole-House Flea Treatment That Breaks The Life Cycle
We treat flea infestations in houses and flats across Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Lincolnshire, including Nottingham, Derby, Leicester and Lincoln. A residual insecticide goes into every affected room, results usually show within 24–48 hours, and eggs keep hatching for up to two weeks while the treatment works. Flea treatment starts from £150; the final price depends on the job.

- From £150Final price depends on the job
- 7 days a week6am–8pm, weekends included
- 5.0 on GoogleFrom 194 customer reviews
- 4 countiesNotts, Derbys, Leics & Lincs
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Where do house fleas come from?
Almost all house infestations are the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis), which lives on cats and dogs. Fleas also arrive with a previous occupant's pets, which is why so many people find them in a home they've just moved into, often after the house has been empty and the fleas have been waiting for someone to walk in.
Only a small share of a flea population is on the pet at any time. Most are eggs, larvae and pupae in carpets, rugs, sofa cushions, pet bedding and the gaps between floorboards.
Why fleas keep coming back after DIY treatment
Flea pupae sit in a sticky cocoon that sprays don't penetrate. They hatch when they sense vibration, warmth and carbon dioxide, so a house can look clear for a week and then 'erupt' again as soon as people move around. A fogger or spray that only kills the adults misses the next generation.
Treating the house without treating the pets, or the pets without the house, is the other common reason it fails. Both have to happen at the same time.
Are flea bites harmful?
The NHS describes flea bites as small, very itchy red bumps, often in clusters or lines, usually on the ankles and lower legs. Most settle by themselves, but scratching can lead to infection and some people have stronger reactions. Fleas can also make pets miserable and cause skin problems.
How to prepare for flea treatment
Good preparation is the biggest factor in a successful treatment. Before we arrive:
- Treat every cat and dog with a vet-recommended flea product; we can't treat animals
- Hoover every floor thoroughly, including under beds and sofas and along skirting boards, then empty the vacuum outside
- Wash pet bedding, throws and cushion covers on a hot wash
- Clear the floors of toys, clothes and clutter so we can treat the whole surface
- Cover fish tanks and switch off their pumps; move birds, reptiles and small pets to another building
- Plan for people and pets to be out for a few hours afterwards, until the treatment is dry
After the treatment
Keep hoovering daily for at least two weeks. It sounds odd, but the vibration encourages the remaining pupae to hatch so they hit the treated surface and die. Don't wash or steam-clean the carpets during that time, or you'll remove the residual insecticide. Seeing a few fleas in the first fortnight is normal and doesn't mean it hasn't worked.
“Gino came at very short notice after we had just moved into our new house and found we had a flea infestation. he is the ultimate professional, he explained absolutely everything he was going to do and clearly explained what we would Also have to do to make his visit as effective as possible.” Andrew, Google review, November 2024
Signs You Need Fleas
- Small, itchy red bites on ankles and lower legs
- Pets scratching, licking or chewing their fur
- Tiny dark specks (flea dirt) in pet bedding that turn red on damp paper
- Small dark insects jumping on carpets or white socks
- Fleas appearing after moving into a new home
Why Choose Us For Fleas
- Flea treatment from £150; final price depends on the job
- Residual insecticide in every affected room
- Results usually within 24–48 hours
- Clear preparation and aftercare advice
- Same-day visits often available, 7 days a week
- Clear, upfront advice on cost
Our Fleas Process
Book Your Visit
Tell us how many rooms are affected and whether you have pets. We'll send the preparation checklist.
Prepare
Pets treated by the vet, floors hoovered and cleared, fish tanks covered.
Treat
We apply a residual insecticide to carpets, floors and soft furnishings in every affected room.
Aftercare
Stay out until dry, then hoover daily for two weeks while hatching fleas are killed.
Get a price for fleas
Clear advice on costRequest A Callback About Fleas
We'll call you back with a clear price, usually within the hour during opening times.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Where We Offer Fleas
We provide flea treatment in Nottingham and right across Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Lincolnshire from our base in Southwell. Choose your area for local details.
What Our Customers Say
5.0 from 194 Google reviews1 / 8Google reviews

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