At Our Facility, We Employ a Combination of  Biological, Chemical, and  Physical Treatments.

Residual Spraying: Our specialists apply long-acting and safe insecticides to surfaces where flies frequently land, such as walls, window sills and garbage cans.

Fly Baits: Granular or liquid baits containing attractants (such as pheromones or sugar) are placed strategically to lure in flies that feed on it, eliminating them by feeding on it and eating the bait.

Biological Control: For certain situations, we may employ biological agents that target fly larvae and prevent future generations from hatching.

Source Reduction and Sanitation

Chemicals alone cannot solve your fly problem if its breeding grounds remain. We advise cultural control methods – which include altering the environment to make it hostile for pests – such as clearing away organic waste from landfills and drains and sealing garbage bins effectively – for long-term flying pest control at home. This step is essential to successful flying pest management at home.

Frayed screens, cracked walls and open vents.

Identification of Fruit Flies or House Flies: Knowing whether we’re dealing with fruit flies or house flies changes everything about how we approach a situation.

Are the persistent beeps driving you crazy or are unwanted flying guests invading your home or business?

House Flies (Musca domestica): By far the most widespread cause, house flies (Musca domestica) are one of the primary disease carriers and carriers in our community. Nesting in garbage and manure piles, they feed off all types of food sources while being an attraction themselves!

Fruit Flies (Drosophila species): Flies that cause nuisance are commonly found near fermenting liquids like vinegar and soda, as well as drains and trash cans. Their breeding can become problematic.

Drain Flies (Psychodidae): Also referred to as moth flies, these small fuzzy creatures thrive in organic sludge in drain pipes. If they appear, it usually indicates poor plumbing hygiene practices in your home.

Bluebottle Flies (Calliphora vomitoria): These small blue flies are attracted to dead animals and pet waste, often signifying there has been an animal or rodent death nearby. Their presence often signifies this fact.

Identification of Fruit Flies or House Flies: Knowing whether we’re dealing with fruit flies or house flies changes everything about how we approach a situation.