For persistent or recurring issues, we recommend a scheduled program, either quarterly or once every 2 months, especially during warmer seasons when fly activity is highest.

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Adult flies are only a small part of the problem. Eliminating the breeding source (like decaying matter) is crucial because it stops the next generation of flies from hatching, ensuring long-term control.

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You should see a significant reduction in adult flies within 24 to 48 hours. However, full elimination of the life cycle (eggs, larvae) may take longer, requiring follow-up.

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Yes. Flies carry numerous pathogens on their bodies and feet, potentially transmitting diseases like Salmonella, E. coli, and dysentery when they land on food or surfaces.

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We primarily treat common household pests like house flies, cluster flies, fruit flies, drain flies, and blow flies.

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