Remove Flies from Your Home or Business & Prevent Future Infestations
Flies play an essential ecological role in nature as pollinators while also providing sources of food for other animals.
But there is still a need for fly control, especially when the pest has infested your home or business. When flies enter a home or office, our goal is to remove the infestation in its entirety.
How Fly Infestation Control & Removal Works
Since there are so many species of flies in North America, habitat can differ greatly. House flies, for example will thrive on garbage and uncovered food while resting in the nooks and crannies of buildings.
With this in mind, it can be difficult to control and eliminate a fly infestation in homes and businesses without the help of pest management professionals. Catseye Pest Control is able to skillfully identify and eliminate the breeding site of flies in addition to eliminating the larvae and adults.
Locate Breeding Sites
Catseye Pest Control will first locate the breeding sites of the flies to prevent further infestation.
Sanitizing Breeding Sites
Our pest management professionals clean and sanitize the breeding sites including dumpsters, containers, drains or anywhere there is an accumulation of organic matter.
Fly Removal
Removal can be handled a few different ways. In some instances Catseye will install fly lights, while other infestations can be removed using industrial-grade vacuums.
The Ultimate Home Protection from Flies
The Catseye mission is to protect your home by providing the best fly treatment and award-winning customer service. We are experts at fly elimination through a time-tested process that includes:
- Platinum Home Protection Money-Back Guarantee
- Free Inspection of Your Home
- Customized Treatment Plan
- Comprehensive, In-Depth Service Visits
- Flexible Scheduling & Emergency Visits
- Secure Online Account & Dedicated Customer Service Representative
- Catseye’s Signature Service Scan System & Reporting
Importance of Fly Infestation Control
It is presumed that many species of flies, like the house fly, are capable of transmitting diseases to humans through the spread of pathogens. Diseases spread by flies include Cholera, Gastroenteritis, and Salmonellosis.
Certain species of flies can transmit diseases through bites. Diseases include tularemia and leishmaniasis. It is also possible for humans to have allergic reactions to fly bites.
Even the smallest fly infestation problem could become out of control very quickly. Some species of flies can mature from eggs to adult in only seven days. With this in mind, a minor fly infestation has the potential to become a bigger infestation rather quickly.
