Fly Control Services in Vancouver
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WHAT IS A FLY?
Flies are insects that have one pair of wings and are common all around the world. It is important to note that the presence of flies often does not reflect the cleanliness of the area. Flies may still be present within a clean, disinfected area. Whether it’s a housefly, fruit fly, sandfly, cluster fly, bluebottle fly, horse fly, flesh fly, drain fly or any other pestering variety that you are dealing with. Phantom Pest Control can offer you the perfect solution to remove these unwanted guests from your home or business.
WHAT DO FLIES DO?
Fly infestations should be taken care of as soon as possible. Their potential to cause harm should not be underestimated, as flies are active carriers of several diseases that are very harmful to humans. Some common examples include Salmonella, Thyroid Fever, Cholera, Rotavirus and Dysentery. Flies may contaminate food and are often associated with uncleanliness. The buzzing noise of flies can also create stress and a sense of discomfort.
Fly Control for Indoor Fly Infestations
Fly control strategies vary from sealing the entrance way of flies, destroying their breeding place, to further upgrading sanitation levels. As for the fly population already roaming around, we have effective fly control options such as fly baits and liquid applications. Insecticides would only be used in severe cases of fly infestations.
Fly Control Insect Light Trap
The fly control insect light trap is an energy-saving and cost-effective fly control method used by Phantom. The LED technology and fly light insect glue boards are both efficient ways to trap flies.
Fly Control for Outdoor Fly Infestations
Proper outdoor sanitation is key when it comes to keeping the flies out. Controlling fly infestations can be as simple as keeping doors and windows closed, disposing of food products and simple changes in garden layouts to avoid favourable conditions for the breeding of flies.
