Flea and ant treatment

Fleas in floorboards: a hidden infestation

The fleas (often brought by our pets) have the unfortunate tendency to lay in the cracks of parquet floors, carpets, and under the plinths. In case of prolonged absence from your home (e.g. holiday return), the vibrations of your steps will cause thousands of cocoons to hatch simultaneously. This is the total invasion, with its lot of multiple bites in the ankles and legs.

Our solution: A tremendous biocide treatment! We combine a fine droplet spray on all of your floors (moquettes, linos, parquet floors) and often a spatial nebulization (brush) to saturate the atmosphere of the room and kill the entire colony.

Fourmis Invasions

Small black ants or carpenter ants (which attack the wood), these particularly organized insects create well-defined trails to our kitchens to look for sugar.

• The problem of aerosols: Killing the handful of ants you see will never destroy the anthill that can contain millions of individuals and multiple queens hidden far under your foundations or outer walls.
• Our bait gel treatment: We use an attractive gel that is extremely toxic to the ant, but with a delayed effect. The working ant transports the poison and feeds the rest of the queen and her colony into the nest. The nest is then chemically destroyed from the inside within a few days.