House Fly Treatment & Control
House flies in your residential or commercial premise are annoying and a health hazard to you and your people. They commonly cause food contamination, poisoning, and spread diseases like salmonella and E. Coli. These insects spread infections by acting as a bacteria and fungi medium of transportation.
The presence of house flies is unsightly, especially for business owners with restaurants, cafes, and bars. An infestation could quickly deteriorate the reputation of a restaurant causing it to lose business. The presence of flies can also lead to hefty fines and license revocation by the department of health when an inspector is convinced that the restaurant or bar does not meet the required health and sanitation standards.
Therefore, all home and business owners should take it upon themselves to work together with a pest management company to develop house fly treatment and pest control measures to keep their premises free from health risks. At Standard Pest Management, we have over 90 years of experience ridding commercial facilities and residential properties from house fly infestations.
House flies live and breed in the dirt and garbage around houses. They feed on rotten disposed food and human or animal fecal matter. They mostly thrive in areas with poor sanitation and drainage. These insects are attracted to your home by air currents that bring them the odor of food or filth from your sewers.
This species take advantage of unsealed doors, window spaces, cracks and crevices in your wall to make their way into your residence. Once in your home, these insects look for convenient places to breed and lay eggs. Mostly, they use your dust bin corners or garbage disposal locations to reproduce. House flies can also establish breeding zones behind your toilet near your sewer tanks.
After creating a breeding zone, these pests become more challenging to do away with. However, you can prevent a full-blown infestation if you act immediately you notice the presence of house flies in your home or commercial facility by installing a UV fly trap.
Blow Fly
Calliphoridae
Bottle Fly
Lucilia sericata
Cluster Fly
Pollenia
Deer Fly
Chrysops
Drain Fly
Psychodidae
Filth Fly
Muscidae
Fruit Fly
Drosophila melanogaster
Garbage Fly
Ophyra leucostom
Gnat
Diptera
Horse Fly
Tabanidae
House Fly
Musca domestica
Phorid Humpbacked Fly
Phoridae
Sewer Fly
Psychodidae
Stable Fly
Stomoxys calcitrans
A few house flies around your home from time to time may not mean that you have an infestation. However, it can be a reminder that you may have an outbreak if you don’t take preventive measures soon.
The most common signs of an infestation are:
When you regularly notice large numbers of house flies in garbage bins, waste containers, or the area around your septic tank, you need to take serious measures because you have a full-blown infestation. You need to thoroughly clean all drainage areas in the kitchen, toilets, and garbage areas to rid your environment of all dirt that may be attracting these insects.
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All Phases of House Fly Treatment & Control Throughout NYC Since 1929
When you spot house fly maggots, it means that house flies have found your home to be a suitable breeding place. You can discover maggots in garbage and waste disposal areas in your home and compound.
If you do indeed spot maggots, we'd advise you speak with a professional and begin cleanup immediately. This is a surefire sign that you have a fly infestation breeding within your residential property.
There are two methods of efficiently exterminating house flies from your home: Exclusion and Chemical Insecticides.
Hygiene is crucial when it comes to keeping an environment free of fries. Sanitizing to be precise is the first measure you should take. When you sanitize all the areas that these insects are likely to come from, you leave them with no place to thrive. Remove and dispose of all left-over food material that house flies can feed on and use as breeding environments.
You should also ensure that your garbage bins and dumpster areas in the compound are regularly cleaned to deprive house flies of locations to thrive. What’s more? Seal all openings on windows, doors, cracks, and electrical switches where house flies can use as routes to get into your home. Taking these measures may reduce your chances of infestation and save you the trouble of having to call a house fly exterminator for home visits in New York City or New Jersey.
There are several insecticide types that you can use for residential house fly control in NYC and NJ. The most common ones are residual concentrates, insecticide dust, and insecticide aerosols.
The choice of insecticide will depend on the extent of your infestation and the effect footprint that the pesticide will leave to your home or business facility. Consult a professional pest control company to get the best results when you are faced with an infestation.
House flies can be found in all places with human habitation. They primarily prefer garbage and sewage areas because they live on human waste. They also prefer these environments because they have the best conditions for them to breed and they’re larvae to develop.
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House flies hatch and undergo complete metamorphosis to become an adult within seven days. They develop from egg to larva, pupa, and finally, they become adults within seven days. A single house fly can lay up to 150 eggs in one season. The average lifespan of a house fly is 15 to 25 days.
You can count on Standard Pest Management as your ideal house fly exterminator for home and business. We employ safe but super effective fly treatment methods to eliminate the pests and prevent future infestation. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information on the same and let us come up with a customized control plan that will meet your needs.
