Ticks can transmit diseases such as Lyme disease, while fleas can cause severe itching, allergic reactions, and transmit tapeworms. Both pests pose significant health risks to humans and pets.

Signs of an infestation include excessive scratching by pets, visible ticks or fleas on pets or in the home, and finding flea dirt (tiny black specks) on pet bedding or furniture.

Yes, ticks and fleas can survive in your home even without pets, though they primarily rely on animals for feeding. They can remain dormant in carpets, bedding, and furniture, waiting for a suitable host.

Yes, Precision Pest Control uses treatments that are safe for your family and pets. Our professional technicians ensure that treatments are applied carefully and effectively to eliminate pests while minimizing any risk.

It is recommended to treat your pets for ticks and fleas regularly, as directed by your veterinarian. This typically involves monthly treatments, but the frequency may vary depending on the product used and the level of exposure.