Flea & Tick Yard Treatment

During peak flea and tick season (typically spring through early fall), monthly treatments are recommended for ongoing protection. One-time treatments are also available if you need a single application. Frequency depends on weather conditions and pest pressure in your area.

No, you don't need to be home. As long as we have access to the yard, we can complete the treatment. We'll send a completion notification when we're finished.

Our yard treatments are applied according to manufacturer guidelines and are selected with pets and families in mind. We recommend keeping pets off treated areas until the application has dried completely, which typically takes about an hour depending on weather.

Treatments are applied following label instructions. We recommend keeping children off the treated areas until the application has fully dried. Our team will provide specific re-entry instructions after each visit.

We target the areas where fleas and ticks are most likely to live and breed: fence lines, property perimeters, landscaping beds, shrubs, tree lines, shaded areas, under decks, and around patios. We don't blanket-spray the entire lawn.

Light rain typically won't wash away a treatment once it has dried. If heavy rain is expected immediately after application, we may recommend rescheduling to ensure the product has time to bond to the target surfaces.

Our treatment helps significantly reduce flea and tick activity, but no treatment can guarantee complete elimination. Results vary based on infestation level, surrounding properties, and environmental conditions. Regular treatments provide the best ongoing protection.

Pets can typically return to the yard once the treated areas are completely dry, which usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes depending on temperature and humidity. We'll provide specific re-entry guidance after each visit.

Absolutely. If you're already a recurring pooper scooper customer, flea & tick treatment can be added to your regular service schedule. It's one of our most popular add-ons for complete yard care.

We recommend starting treatments in early spring before flea and tick populations become active. However, it's never too late to begin — even mid-season treatments help reduce existing pest pressure around your property.