Insects
House Fly
The house fly carries numerous bacteria. A fly infestation often indicates a hygiene issue or a source of decomposing organic matter.
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How to identify
Grey flying insect with four dark stripes on the thorax. Red compound eyes and large transparent wings.
Typical habitat
Anywhere with food, waste or organic matter. Kitchens, restaurants, farms.
Health risks
Flies carry over 100 pathogens on their bodies and legs. They transmit salmonellosis, dysentery, cholera and tuberculosis by landing on food.
Signs of an infestation
If you notice any of these signs, contact us quickly.
- Large numbers of flies visible in the house
- Larvae (maggots) in trash or food
- Small black dots (droppings) on surfaces and walls
- Constant buzzing
- Flies concentrated near windows
- Smell of decomposing food
How to prevent
Simple measures to apply to limit infestation risk.
- Keep trash cans closed and empty them frequently
- Clean up food residue immediately
- Install window screens
- Don't leave overripe fruit on the counter
- Clean drains regularly
- Eliminate sources of decomposing organic matter
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