Flies breed in garbage, drains, decaying matter, and animal waste.

• They land on food and surfaces, spreading germs picked up from unsanitary places

• Some species, like houseflies and fruit flies, infest kitchens and food prep areas

• Others, like blowflies, may indicate a more serious hygiene or waste issue

Health Risks from Flies

Flies are known to carry and transmit diseases like:

• Salmonella

• E. coli

• Dysentery and cholera
  They contaminate food through saliva, vomit, and droppings — making them especially dangerous in restaurants, hospitals, and homes with young children or elderly residents.

When to Call Pest Control

• Flies are persistent even after cleaning and using traps

• You notice larvae (maggots) near drains or garbage

• There’s a sudden spike in fly activity indoors

• Flies are appearing in food areas or around vents/windows

Why Professional Treatment Works Best

• Identify the fly species and breeding sources

• Use targeted solutions like traps, sprays, and sanitation treatments

• Eliminate hidden breeding areas (e.g., drains, wall cavities)

• Offer prevention tips to stop future infestations