Fleas and ticks are more than just a seasonal nuisance—they’re a serious health risk to you, your pets and family. These tiny terrors can carry dangerous diseases, cause severe discomfort, and rapidly multiply, turning a small problem into a full-blown infestation. At Black Diamond Pest Control, we specialize in advanced flea and tick control solutions that effectively eliminate these pests from your home and yard, giving you peace of mind all year long.
Fleas and ticks thrive in warm environments and can easily hitch a ride indoors on pets, clothing, and even shoes. Once inside, they reproduce rapidly, infesting carpets, furniture, and bedding. Without professional treatment, they can continue spreading, causing itchy bites, allergic reactions, and transmitting harmful diseases.
Fleas and ticks thrive in warm environments and can easily hitch a ride indoors without you ever noticing. Without professional treatment, they can reproduce, cause itchy bites, allergic reactions, and transmit harmful diseases.
While our treatments eliminate existing pests, proactive prevention is key to keeping them away for good. Here are some steps you can take to reduce risk:
Treat Pets Regularly – Use vet-approved flea and tick prevention treatments.
Vacuum & Clean Often – Focus on carpets, upholstery, and pet bedding.
Lawn Maintenance – Keep your yard trimmed and remove excessive moisture where ticks thrive.
Check Pets & People After Outdoor Activity – Inspect fur, clothing, and skin for any unwanted hitchhikers.
To really get rid of fleas, you need a 3-part approach: treat your pet, treat your home, and treat your yard (if you have one). It’s about breaking the life cycle—because eggs and larvae can hang around long after the adult fleas are gone.
That’s where professional treatment makes a big difference. Black Diamond Pest Control hits every stage of the cycle, so fleas don’t get a second chance.
Yep—unfortunately, ticks aren’t just a deep-forest problem. They love tall grass, shrubs, woodpiles, and even your lawn if it's shady or overgrown. Pets, people, and even wildlife passing through can bring them right into your yard.
So even if you’re not hiking through the backcountry, ticks can still find you. And with the diseases they carry (like Lyme), it’s worth staying ahead of them.
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