Comprehensive Guide to Fly Identification, Infestation Signs, and Effective Control

House Fly

Grayish body (5–8 mm) with four dark stripes. Found in kitchens and garbage areas, they feed on food waste and can spread diseases like diarrhea and food poisoning.

Flesh Fly 

Gray (6–14 mm) with three dark stripes and red eyes. They feed on decaying meat and can transmit bacteria and parasites.

Fruit Fly 

Light brown or yellowish (2–4 mm) with red eyes. Attracted to overripe fruits and sugary liquids.

Blow Fly

Metallic blue, green, or bronze body (6–12 mm). Attracted to decomposing organic material and can be carriers of harmful bacteria.

Signs of Fly Infestation

Early detection helps prevent contamination and health risks. Look out for:

• Frequent sightings of adult flies.

• Maggots (larvae) in garbage bins or decaying organic matter.

• Fly specks (small dark spots of excrement) on surfaces.

These indicators point to active fly breeding nearby and the need for professional control services to protect your property and health.

Our Fly Control Treatment Methods

1. Baiting

Using fly baits in areas where flies congregate to reduce populations effectively.

2. Insect Light Traps (ILTs)

Installing ILTs to attract and capture flying insects, providing continuous monitoring and reduction of adult flies.

3. Sanitation Improvement

Recommending and implementing sanitation practices to eliminate breeding sources, reducing fly attraction and reproduction.

Our pest control consultants conduct thorough inspections to identify fly species and assess infestation levels. Clients receive a set of SOPs for preparation to ensure treatment effectiveness. Treatment proceeds after agreement on the plan.