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Flea Treatment in Merton
Our flea treatment in Merton covers Raynes Park, Colliers Wood, South Wimbledon and Wimbledon Park and every other part of the borough, at a fixed £180 for up to 3 rooms. Pay as you go: no contract and nothing sold up front.
Fleas in Merton
Many flea calls in Merton come from people who have just moved into a rented flat where a previous tenant kept a cat or dog. Others come from pet owners near Wimbledon Common and Mitcham Common, where pets pick fleas up outdoors.
In Morden (SM4), for instance: Morden sits at the end of the Northern line, with interwar homes and Morden Hall Park's National Trust wetlands along the Wandle. In homes with gardens, pets often bring fleas in from outside, so treating pets regularly matters as much as treating the house.
Fleas in Mitcham, Morden and Colliers Wood
Mitcham, Morden and Colliers Wood are mainly suburban semis and gardens. Cats roaming gardens and dogs on walks pick up fleas outdoors and bring them into the house.
Fleas in South Wimbledon and Wimbledon Park
Victorian and Edwardian terraces make up a large part of South Wimbledon and Wimbledon Park. Carpeted flats in converted houses can hold flea eggs long after a pet has moved out.
Flea Treatment by area in Merton
We cover every postcode in the borough (SW19, SW20, CR4, SM4):
- Wimbledon SW19 · period houses and leafy streets
Pets walked around Wimbledon Common can pick fleas up and bring them home. - Mitcham CR4 · suburban semis and gardens
Dogs walked around Mitcham Common often bring fleas home. - Morden SM4 · suburban semis and gardens
Pets walked around Morden Hall Park can pick fleas up and bring them home. - Colliers Wood SW19 · suburban semis and gardens
Most flea calls in Colliers Wood involve a family pet. - Raynes Park SW20 · suburban semis and gardens
Flea problems in Raynes Park often start after moving into a flat where a pet lived. - South Wimbledon SW19 · Victorian and Edwardian terraces
In South Wimbledon, fleas usually come in on a cat or dog. - Wimbledon Park SW19 · Victorian and Edwardian terraces
Dogs walked around Wimbledon Park often bring fleas home.
We also treat fleas in neighbouring Wandsworth, Lambeth, Croydon, Sutton and Kingston upon Thames, at the same prices.
Signs you have fleas
- Small itchy bites, often around ankles and lower legs
- Pets scratching more than usual
- Tiny dark specks in pet bedding that turn red when dampened
- Small jumping insects on carpets or furniture
How treatment works
Prepare: You vacuum thoroughly and have pets treated by a vet or with a vet-approved product before we arrive. Then we treat, explain what we found, and advise whether a follow-up is likely.
How much does flea treatment cost in Merton?
Flea Treatment is a fixed £180 for up to 3 rooms. Each additional room is £60. So a 4-room treatment is £240 and a 5-room treatment is £300. You pay per visit, and only book a follow-up if you need one.
Example flea treatment prices in Merton
| Job | Price |
|---|---|
| One-bedroom flat in South Wimbledon, bedroom and living room treated | £180 |
| Two-bedroom flat in South Wimbledon, up to 3 rooms | £180 |
| Three-bedroom house in Morden, 4 rooms | £240 |
| Four-bedroom house in Morden, 6 rooms | £360 |
Flea treatment questions
How much is flea treatment in Merton?
It is a fixed £180 for up to 3 rooms, with each extra room £60. For example: one-bedroom flat in South Wimbledon, bedroom and living room treated costs £180, and three-bedroom house in Morden, 4 rooms costs £240. You pay per visit with no contract.
Which parts of Merton do you cover for fleas?
All of Merton (SW19, SW20, CR4, SM4), including Wimbledon, Mitcham, Morden, Colliers Wood, Raynes Park, South Wimbledon and Wimbledon Park.
Why am I still seeing fleas after treatment?
Flea pupae are protected until they hatch. It is normal to see some fleas for up to two weeks while they emerge and are killed by the treatment.
Book flea treatment in Merton
Call 0203 369 3260 or leave your details and we will call you back to confirm the price and arrange a visit.