Did you know!
A single female house fly can lay hundreds of eggs during her lifetime. If there's a food source and somewhere to breed, a small fly problem can become a big one surprisingly quickly.
A single female house fly can lay hundreds of eggs during her lifetime. If there's a food source and somewhere to breed, a small fly problem can become a big one surprisingly quickly.
Flies don't just appear. They're attracted to food, rubbish, animal waste, drains, compost and other organic material. In some cases, large numbers of flies can indicate something hidden - including a dead animal in a roof or wall cavity.
That's why repeatedly spraying the flies in your kitchen isn't always the answer.
You may kill the adults, but if the breeding site remains, more will keep appearing.
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Our technicians look beyond the flies themselves. We identify the species, inspect likely breeding and harbourage areas and work out what's attracting them to your property.
Treatment can include targeted insecticide application, fly control products, breeding-site management and practical recommendations to reduce future activity.
We identify the fly species and investigate likely breeding and entry points.
Targeted treatment reduces active fly populations and addresses areas where flies are harbouring.
We identify what is attracting flies and recommend changes to rubbish, food, drains, entry points and other contributing factors.
Why do I keep getting flies after spraying them?
Spraying kills the adult flies but may not address the breeding site. If the source remains, new flies will continue to emerge.
Can you find where the flies are coming from?
Yes. Our technicians inspect the property for breeding sites, food sources, harbourage and potential entry points.
Do you treat businesses as well as homes?
Yes. We provide pest control solutions for both residential and commercial properties.
Do you cover Northland?
Yes. We service Whangarei and surrounding Northland areas including Kerikeri, Mangawhai, Kaikohe and Dargaville.
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