Map the activity
We review pet areas, indoor resting zones, shaded vegetation, wildlife pressure, and the places people use most.
Protect homes, pets, and yards
Flea & Tick Control for Homes and Yards
Break the indoor life cycle and reduce outdoor pressure with a plan built around pets, resting areas, vegetation, and seasonality.
Start with a free inspection.
Next-day availability in most cases. Call or text our licensed, insured local team.
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Start with the property—not a canned treatment.
Fleas and ticks can move between pets, people, wildlife, indoor resting areas, and shaded parts of the yard. House Call evaluates where activity is most likely and explains the preparation and recurring service options that may help.
Coordinate the plan
We explain property treatment and the homeowner steps that should happen alongside veterinary care for pets.
Interrupt the cycle
Follow-up or recurring service may be recommended because immature stages and outdoor pressure can extend activity.
Service options
A plan built around the actual problem.
Flea and tick control works best when property treatment, pet care, wildlife pressure, and the pest life cycle are addressed together.
Indoor flea service
We focus on appropriate resting and travel areas while explaining the cleaning, access, and follow-up steps that support the treatment.
Outdoor flea and tick service
Shaded edges, vegetation, pet routes, and wildlife traffic guide where yard service should be concentrated.
Recurring seasonal protection
A scheduled program can help properties with ongoing outdoor pressure through Middle Tennessee’s long active season.
Before we arrive
Help us make the inspection count.
- Coordinate pet treatment with your veterinarian
- Identify pet beds, indoor resting areas, yard routes, and recent wildlife activity
- Wait for the technician’s instructions before moving items or applying additional products
What the service timeline may look like.
Next-day inspections are often available. Because immature flea stages develop over time and ticks can re-enter with people, pets, or wildlife, follow-up or recurring service may be part of the recommendation.
Free inspection · No obligation
Ready for a clear next step?
Send us the basics. Our local team will call or text about the next available appointment, often as soon as the next day.
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Find pest control near you.
Explore local service information for our nine priority communities, or call to confirm your ZIP code.
Service questions
What homeowners ask us.
Do you treat the pets?
No. Pet treatment should be handled with your veterinarian. House Call treats appropriate property areas and coordinates preparation guidance with that care.
Why can fleas continue after the first service?
Eggs, larvae, and pupae develop over time. Activity may continue while the life cycle is interrupted, so preparation and follow-up expectations matter.
When is tick pressure highest?
Ticks can be active across a long Middle Tennessee season. Wooded edges, tall vegetation, wildlife, and pet travel can all affect property pressure.