Flies are more than just an annoyance—they can pose serious health risks by contaminating food and surfaces with bacteria. House flies, one of the most common indoor pests, are drawn to food, garbage, and organic waste, quickly becoming a nuisance in kitchens, pantries, and outdoor dining areas. They reproduce rapidly, with females laying hundreds of eggs in decaying matter, making infestations difficult to control. Beyond their constant buzzing, flies can spread pathogens that cause foodborne illnesses, making proper pest control essential.

Simply swatting at flies or using sticky traps won’t eliminate the problem. These pests thrive in hidden breeding sites, such as drains, trash bins, and compost piles. Professional pest control identifies and removes breeding sources, eliminates active infestations, and applies preventative treatments to keep flies away. If flies are taking over your home, it’s time to act before the problem worsens.