Whether you're running a restaurant kitchen, managing a food processing facility, or dealing with a persistent problem at home, a fly infestation can pose real hygiene risks and put your reputation on the line. We’ve been protecting homes and businesses since 1928. Trust our pest control experts to get to the root of the problem.
Our teams across the U.S. use the latest fly control technologies and follow an integrated pest management (IPM) approach, focusing on effective treatment while minimizing environmental impact. Our programs target both adult flies and their larvae, helping break the life cycle and reduce the likelihood of flies returning.
Our fly control services follow a clear, three-step process to help ensure effective, lasting results.
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Flies can be a genuine health hazard. The house fly has been recognized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a major agent in spreading diseases. They pick up pathogens from waste and contaminated surfaces, and can transfer them to food, prep areas, and equipment.
For businesses, a fly infestation can trigger failed inspections, regulatory action, and lasting reputational damage. In food-regulated environments, flies can compromise HACCP compliance and put your entire operation at risk. That's why professional fly control is essential.
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If you're noticing flies around your property, don't wait. Fly populations can grow rapidly; the house fly can complete its life cycle in as little as seven to ten days under warm conditions, meaning a small problem can escalate quickly. Common signs that you may need fly removal services include:
If any of these sound familiar, get in touch with us today. Our fly exterminator services are available for both homes and businesses. Our technicians will identify the fly species and recommend the best treatment plan for your property.
Our fly control solutions include Lumnia LED insect light traps for indoor use and the innovative EcoCatch Flies trap, ideal for outdoor fly problems.
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Flies are usually drawn in by food, waste, and moisture. Common culprits include uncovered garbage, food left out on counters, pet waste, and standing water. Once inside, they'll quickly find warm spots to rest and breed. Numbers can build up fast.
Flies typically lay eggs in decaying organic matter (such as around garbage bins, compost, drains, and rotting food). Some species, like drain flies, prefer the moist buildup inside pipes and drains.
Fruit flies aren't known to bite or sting, but they can carry bacteria from rotting food and waste onto surfaces and food. While they're more of a nuisance than a direct health threat, a large infestation in a food-handling environment can pose hygiene and compliance risks.
Professional fly control starts with identifying the species and locating breeding sites. Without that, treatments are only a short-term fix. Depending on the situation, our technicians may use insect light traps, liquid applications, fly baits, exclusion methods, and sanitation recommendations. The goal is to tackle both the adult flies and the conditions that are attracting them.
The cost of fly pest control services varies depending on the species, the size of the infestation, your property type, and the treatments needed. We offer free inspections, so the best way to get an accurate quote is to get in touch and let one of our technicians assess the situation.
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