Champion Pest Control

Denton's only authorized service provider for Hygienitech!


Welcome to our Pest Library here you will find a picture of the most common Pest's and a description of each. If you would like to see others listed just contact us and we will try and add it to our library. Ants Bees Fleas Mosquitoes Rodents Roaches Scorpions Spiders Termites Ticks

How to properly prepare for your Flea Treatment

Interior

1. Remove any and all toys...pet toys, children's toys...etc.., food dishes and other items that would prevent spraying.

2. Vacuum all carpets, throughly, paying special attention to areas where pets sleep or eat.

3. Labels commonly say to keep children and pets out of the area until any pesticide is completely dry. Children and pest should stay out until the carpet is dry...usually about an hour. Children with allergies and children under 12 months should stay out for 2 to 4 hours to be safe.

Proper area preparation is critical to getting control of a Flea problem. Especially the interior. The more area

Exterior

1. Remove all toys and pet dishes the same as the interior.

2. Notify the Technician of any areas that you do not want sprayed such as Herb or vegetable gardens.

3. Pest and children should stay out of the treated areas until dry...usually about an hour. Children with allergies and children under 12 months should stay away for 2 to 4 hours just to be safe.

A little information and what to expect after the treatment
The Flea life cycle will normally take from 2 weeks to 4 weeks to complete. Fleas can stay dormant for a year or more when conditions are not right for them to hatch. Fleas can be tough to eliminate. Most people find that the Fleas will almost completely seem to go away the first few days after the treatment. That is because the Adulticide in the spray has killed the adults....the Fleas that are hatching must contact that material to be affected and it will seem like they are coming back...but that is a necessary step in eliminating the population. That is why we say it won't be beneficial to spray again any sooner that 2 weeks. During that time when the Fleas seem to be re-emerging constant vacuuming will do the most good.