The most common fly species, house flies are attracted to food, waste, and animal excrement.
These larger flies are often attracted to decaying organic matter. Blow flies are known to lay their eggs on meat and other decomposing food
Fruit flies are attracted to ripe or decaying fruit, vegetables, and sugary substances.
Flies are known carriers of various diseases such as food poisoning, gastroenteritis, and more.
Flies are attracted to food sources, and their presence can lead to contamination.
For businesses, particularly in the hospitality and food industries, fly droppings and flying insects can quickly tarnish your reputation.
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A sudden increase in fly numbers, particularly near food sources, can indicate an infestation.
Flies lay their eggs in moist, organic material. If you spot larvae or pupae near drains, bins, or waste areas, it's a strong sign that flies are breeding on your property.
If you use fly traps and notice them filling up quickly, it’s a sign that your property is infested with flies. This may be the time to seek professional pest control.
Our team conducts a thorough inspection of your property to identify the source of the fly infestation & any areas where flies are breeding or entering.
We provide targeted treatments based on the species of flies and the severity of the infestation.
We don’t just eliminate flies – we offer ongoing maintenance and advice to ensure your property remains fly-free.
After treatment, we monitor the situation to ensure the infestation is fully resolved. If necessary, we will perform additional treatments to ensure long-term results.
Our mission is simple to deliver reliable pest management that keeps your home, business, and community clean, safe, and pest-free. With years of on-ground expertise and a customer first approach, our trained pest control technicians don’t just treat pests, they break the entire life cycle to prevent them from coming back.
Professional fly treatment targets every stage of the fly life cycle, from eggs to the adult fly, reducing future infestations. Along with treatments, installing fly screens helps prevent flying insects from re-entering your property, ensuring long-term protection.
To prevent an adult fly infestation, always keep food covered, empty and clean rubbish bins regularly, and watch for dark spots on walls or surfaces, which may indicate fly activity.
Flies are drawn to dead animals, animal droppings, overflowing bins, and even dirty dishes left uncovered. As they move between these areas and food surfaces, they can easily spread germs that risk health and hygiene.
