Fly
Treatment

Flies, especially blowflies and houseflies, help break down organic matter by consuming decaying plants and animals. This process aids in nutrient cycling, enriching the soil and maintaining ecosystem health. However, flies pick up bacteria, viruses, and parasites from decaying organic matter, garbage, or feces and transfer them to human food and surfaces. Flies are persistent and difficult to deter, creating discomfort and annoyance when they swarm around food, faces, and living spaces.

SIGNS OF A FLY INFESTATION:

1. Clusters of fly eggs: Flies lay their eggs on and around organic matter and can be found in trash bins, drains, animal waste, compost or meat left unprotected.
2. Presence of Maggots (Fly Larvae): Maggots are a clear sign that flies are breeding nearby. They are typically found in the same areas where eggs are laid.
3. Dead Flies Accumulating Indoors: Piles of dead flies near windows, lights, or ventilation systems suggest they are breeding inside or nearby.