Your dog is scratching nonstop. Red welts line your ankles. The carpet feels alive.
Call 800-750-9253Yale Pest Control eliminates flea infestations at every life stage -- eggs, larvae, pupae, and adults -- using IPM-based protocols refined over 43 years in Connecticut.
Flea control is a targeted pest management process that eliminates Ctenocephalides felis (cat fleas) and related species from indoor and outdoor environments. Treatments disrupt the flea lifecycle at all four stages -- egg, larva, pupa, and adult -- using insect growth regulators and residual applications to prevent reinfestation.
— Service DefinitionMost flea problems start with pets but don't end there. Fleas lay 40-50 eggs per day on your dog or cat, and those eggs roll off into carpets, furniture cracks, and baseboards.
Our technicians treat carpets, upholstery, pet resting areas and exterior areas to help break the breeding cycle completely.
Your Yale Pest technician inspects the home to determine infestation severity. We identify flea species, locate egg-laying zones, and map high-traffic pet areas.
We apply targeted treatments to carpets, upholstery, baseboards, and pet resting areas. Insect growth regulators (IGRs) stop larvae from developing into biting adults. IGRs are the key to lasting results. Without them, the pupal cocoon -- which resists standard insecticides -- simply hatches a new generation.
Fleas thrive in shaded, moist soil near pet runs and entry points. Yale Pest treats these exterior zones to cut off reinfestation from the yard.
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Image 3 DIY sprays kill adult fleas on contact but miss eggs and larvae hiding in carpet fibers. Yale Pest's IPM approach breaks the cycle at every stage.
Flea bites cause itching, allergic reactions, and sleepless nights. Our treatment delivers noticeable relief within 24-48 hours of the first application.
Yale Pest uses targeted applications that minimize exposure to pets and children. We follow Integrated Pest Management practices to reduce chemical load while maximizing effectiveness.
Your technician explains exactly what was treated, what to expect. NPMA-member service means documented, accountable results.
Yale Pest Control backs every flea treatment with a service commitment. No contracts required. No hidden fees.
You'll notice a significant reduction in adult flea activity within 24-48 hours. However, the pupal cocoon stage can delay full elimination by 2-4 weeks as pre-emergence adults hatch into treated areas.
Yes. Fleas breed in shaded, moist soil outside your home. Yale Pest treats both interior and exterior environments to prevent reinfestation from outdoor sources.
Yale Pest uses IPM-based protocols that target fleas while minimizing risk to pets and family members. Your technician will provide specific preparation instructions before treatment.
Flea pupae inside their cocoons resist most insecticides. These pre-emergence adults hatch days or weeks later. That's why Yale Pest offers a service commitment to return and re-treat as needed.