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Preparation Checklist for Flea Treatments
Please note: Flea treatments are not guaranteed.
Vacuuming
Daily for at least 10 days after the treatment.
Vacuuming stimulates the emergence from the cocoon.
Vacuum carpeting thoroughly. Also, using your vacuum hose and attachments, vacuum upholstered furniture, making sure to vacuum cracks and crevices, beneath the furniture and under the cushions.
When done vacuuming, the bag/container should be immediately thrown/emptied in a garbage/trash bag, tied up and removed from the home or business.
Laundry
Wash throw rugs and pet bedding.
Food Items
All food items should be either placed in the refrigerator, in a cupboard or in a sealed container (zip lock bag, plastic, glass or metal container). It’s important that food items are not left out during the treatment.
Other Preparations
The floors and perimeter areas of the rooms should be free from items and debris (piles of books, storage boxes, general clutter, etc.)
*** IMPORTANT ***
ALL PEOPLE AND PETS MUST BE OUT OF THE AREAS DURING TREATMENTS AND MUST STAY OUT OF THE AREAS TREATED FOR A PERIOD OF 4 HOURS AFTER THE TREATMENT IS CONDUCTED.
Follow Up Treatments
We strongly recommend having two follow-up treatments conducted. These treatments should be conducted 14 to 21 days after the initial service and in-between each other. Flea eggs are highly resistant to pesticides. Follow-up treatments conducted at the above time interval allow time for eggs to hatch. This will provide an adequate timeframe for treatments to align with the life cycle of the fleas.
Chemical Sensitivity
Limitation of Liability
Regal Pest Control will not be responsible for the following:
1) Expenses related to the replacement of linen, upholstery, furniture, mattress, soiling or any other damages or related cost due to the services.
2) Expenses related to medical evaluation or treatment for bites associated with fleas.
3) Damages or expenses for any claim of personal injury related to an infestation of fleas.
4) Loss of income claimed to be related to any flea bites or associated illnesses.