Flea and Tick Control for Apartments and HOAs

Signs Your Community Needs Flea and Tick Treatment

• Residents reporting bites, usually around the ankles.
• Fleas found in a unit during a move-out or turnover.
• Pets in the community scratching or found with ticks.
• Activity around dog runs, pet relief areas, landscaping or trash enclosures.
• Wildlife such as opossums, raccoons or stray cats living on or near the property.

How Our Multifamily Flea and Tick Program Works

1. 1
   Inspection. We check the reported unit, the units next to it and the shared areas to find the source.
2. 2
   Tenant notices. Residents get a written prep checklist (vacuum, wash pet bedding, clear the floors) before treatment day.
3. 3
   Unit treatment. Carpets, rugs, furniture edges and pet areas, with products that stop eggs and larvae from developing.
4. 4
   Common areas and grounds. Hallways, laundry rooms, dog runs, pet relief areas, landscaping and fence lines.
5. 5
   Follow-up. A scheduled return visit catches newly hatched fleas, with a written report for the manager.

Built for Property Managers

• Vacant unit turnovers treated before the next resident moves in.
• Scheduling around residents, with clear notices for every visit.
• Written service reports for each unit and area treated.
• One company for every pest across the property. See apartment and HOA pest control.

Areas We Serve

One Way Pest Exterminators is locally owned, based in La Mirada, and has served Southern California since 2014. We provide flea and tick control for apartment communities and HOAs across Orange County, Los Angeles County and the Inland Empire, including La Mirada, Whittier, Norwalk, Buena Park, Fullerton, Anaheim, Orange, Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Irvine.

See the full apartment and HOA program