Flea & Tick Control
In the Southeast, flea and tick season runs longer than almost anywhere else in the country. We've spent 20+ years helping pet owners protect their yards (and their animals!) with timely treatments that cover your entire lawn.
Why Fleas & Ticks Are a Year-Round Problem in the Southeast
In the Southeast, flea and tick season runs longer than almost anywhere else in the country. The warm, humid climates across Georgia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Texas mean fleas can stay active well beyond the summer months, and deer ticks — carriers of Lyme disease — are found throughout these states year-round. If your pets spend time outdoors, a regular treatment program isn't just a convenience, it's the most reliable protection you can give them.
Our Flea & Tick Control Program
Here's what to expect: We're committed to eliminating the fleas & ticks in your lawn. Why risk the health of your pets and family?
Subtle Intrusion
Fleas and ticks are very elusive. They can quickly infest your pets and home without you even being aware. Once established in your home, they can be very difficult to eliminate completely. The key is to never let it get that far.
Comprehensive Blanket Lawn Application
With the Flea & Tick Control program, your entire lawn will be treated for fleas and ticks. The product is formulated to be tough on fleas and ticks, while not affecting your plants. Once it's dried, it is safe for humans and animals alike.
Pay-As-You-Go
No upfront cost, and no payments are charged until your treatments are completed. We do require you to have a credit card on file.
Ongoing Treatments
Applications go on through the summer season, between the months of April and October, with one treatment every 28 to 35 days.
Full Lawn Coverage
Each treatment is applied to your entire lawn to make sure that fleas and ticks can't enter your yard. That means full protection!
Satisfaction Guarantee
We put you first, and our number one goal is to keep you satisfied and exceed your expectations. If you ever have any questions or concerns, please call us.
Diseases Fleas & Ticks Can Spread to Pets and People
Fleas and ticks aren't just an annoyance — they're disease vectors. Common illnesses they can pass to your pets and family include Lyme disease (carried by deer ticks and increasingly common in the Southeast), Flea Allergy Dermatitis, tapeworms, and more. These diseases spread through saliva when they bite, or when pets accidentally ingest fleas while grooming.
Early treatment of your lawn is the most effective way to stop exposure before it ever even starts.
What Our Customers Think...
Willie just treated my property for fleas & ticks. I've used this service from Top Turf for about 5 years. My dogs have never had a flea or tick.
Caroline J.
Flea & Tick Customer
Tay came out and sprayed our lawn for fleas & ticks. Thank you, Tay. Great job.
Linda C.
Flea & Tick Customer
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Is your Flea & Tick Control treatment harmful to my pets?
While our applications are not harmful to your pets, it is best practice to keep them off of your lawn for about 2 hours after your application so that it can dry properly. Once it's dry, it's completely safe for you and your pets.
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How often do you treat for fleas and ticks?
Flea & Tick Control is offered throughout the summer season– every 28 to 35 days between April and October.
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How can I tell if my pet has fleas or ticks?
A few signs that your pet might have fleas or ticks include:
- Excessive scratching, biting, or licking at skin
- Visible "flea dirt" (tiny dark specks) in fur or on bedding
- Hair loss or red, irritated patches of skin
- Ticks visible attached to skin, especially around ears, neck, and between toes
- Restlessness or unusual agitation
If you're ever unsure, contact your veterinarian for more information.
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How did my pet get fleas?
Fleas and ticks find hosts by climbing to the top of grass or weeds and climbing onto passing by animals or even humans. This is called, "questing," as they search for a host to feed on so they can reproduce.
Your pet could have contracted fleas or ticks by being outside, or you could have tracked them in yourself if they landed on you.
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Do you offer flea and tick treatment year-round?
Since fleas and ticks are only active during the warm summer months, we only offer our Flea & Tick Control program over the summer season. We treat once every 28 to 35 days between the months of April and October.
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What kinds of diseases can fleas and ticks pass to my pet?
Some common diseases that can be passed from fleas and ticks to your pets are–
- Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD)
- Lyme Disease
- Tapeworms
- Plague
- Flea-Borne Typhus
Diseases can be passed through the flea and tick saliva when they bite or if they are accidentally ingested by your pet when they are grooming themselves.
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Can humans get diseases from fleas and ticks too?
Yes. These parasitic insects can pass diseases to your pets and to you, or your pet can pass what they get to you. It is extremely important to get rid of fleas and ticks as quickly as possible so that your home and yard do not become infested.
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Do you treat pests other than fleas and ticks?
Absolutely! Please check out our other pest control programs:
You can also bundle your services if you already use Top Turf for your lawn care!
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Additional questions?
Please don't hesitate to ask! We are happy to answer any questions you have about our Flea & Tick Control program or any other service we offer. Please visit our locations page for more information on how to get in touch with your local branch!
Enjoy a flea-free lawn!
- With your lawn clear of fleas and ticks, you have more time to enjoy your lawn with your pets and family
- No worries about your pets and home being infested with bothersome parasites
- Let the good times roll!
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