Fly Control
Flies are often drawn to waste, food residue and moisture, and can multiply quickly when a breeding source is present. Identifying that source is a key part of an effective fly control plan.
What to Expect
- An inspection of waste areas, drains and other locations where flies commonly breed
- A treatment approach appropriate to the source and extent of activity
- Sanitation and exclusion recommendations to help reduce recurring activity
Common Signs to Look For
- Persistent fly activity around waste bins, drains or food preparation areas
- Small dark specks (fly spots) on surfaces near suspected breeding sites
- Larvae noticed in waste, drains or decaying organic matter
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