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Commercial Fly Control Services

Flies play an important ecological role in nature as pollinators and providing food sources for other animals. However, fly control is warranted when flies infest in and around businesses.

A fly infestation can be harmful in a number of ways, including:

  • Disease Transmission: Diseases associated with food poisoning like Salmonella or E. coli. Other diseases that flies are known to spread include typhoid fever, cholera, dysentery and rotavirus.
  • Reputation Management: The presence of flies can give customers the impression that a commercial property is unsanitary.
  • Financial Risks: A fly infestation can result in financial losses for businesses by contaminating food products.

If a small fly problem is left uncontrolled, it has the potential to turn into a serious infestation. Some fly species are able to mature from eggs to adults in just days.

Effective Fly Control for Businesses with JP Pest Services

Proper identification of the fly species is crucial for locating breeding sites and resolving your fly issue permanently. Our treatment programs target both larval and adult flies for effective control.

JP Pest specialists use various fly control methods, including but not limited to:

  • Insect Light Traps
  • Fly exclusion treatments
  • Liquid applications
  • Fly baits
  • Improved sanitation practices
  • Removing decaying vegetation

Indoor Fly Control Solutions

Flies pose challenges for businesses and homeowners when they infiltrate a property, contaminating food sources. JP Pest provides indoor fly control solutions, employing treatments to prevent fly entry. In some cases, specialists use fly baits and liquid applications. Non-chemical options are explored before resorting to insecticides, ensuring safe and effective application by certified specialists. For certain businesses, insect light traps may be recommended to control indoor fly activity.

Outdoor Fly Control Solutions

Preventing fly access to a property is crucial. Our specialists are trained to apply effective outdoor fly treatments, including exclusion services to seal entry points. Recommendations may include installing self-closing doors and tight-fitting window screens. Improved sanitation, along with the disposal of decaying vegetation, makes the property less appealing to flies.

Restaurant Fly Control

Flies in a restaurant pose a high risk of food contamination, impacting customer health and the business's reputation. We offer tailored fly control solutions for cafes, bars, and restaurants. Commercial pest control experts assess risks and implement treatments discreetly during non-business hours to safeguard the establishment's reputation.

Why choose JP Pest Services?

  • We’re Experienced- For nearly a century, we’ve been committed to solving pest problems from the common to the complex through research and the use of the most advanced products for maximum pest control.
  • Employee training- Our service professionals take part in an industry leading training program led by degreed entomologists with ongoing proficiency testing and advancement training programs.
  • Timely service- we respond quickly to get your property back on track as soon as possible.
  • Accurate Reporting- Our process documents specify the pest issues, the intervention methods used to eliminate the threats and the effectiveness, thereby showing risk to your facility has been mitigated.
  • Trusted Partner – Trusted by New England since 1925, our team of fully licensed and certified professionals are recommended by thousands of satisfied customers.

The Commercial Pest Control Experts Since 1925

To meet the rigorous regulatory and compliance demands unique to your industry, you need to rely on the premier pest control company in your area. JP Pest Services is quick to customize a plan to meet the specific needs of your business, immediately and long-term. You have enough concerns relative to running your business; pest control shouldn’t be one of them.

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Blow Fly

Blow Fly

Like all trash flies, larvae (maggots) do most of the eating. Adults and larvae require liquefied food (meat, carcasses, excrement, decaying vegetation, trash). Some species overwinter in houses.

Season
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
Size
1/8-5/8”
Region
Throughout the U.S.
Cluster Fly

Cluster Fly

Cluster flies are parasites of earthworms and include several species of overwintering blow flies. During late summer and fall, adults enter structures to overwinter. They do not eat or contaminate food areas or harm people or possessions.

Season
Autumn
Size
1/8″ – 5/8”
Region
Throughout the U.S.
Common House Fly

Common House Fly

House flies get their name from being the most common fly found around homes. Adult house flies can grow to one-quarter of an inch long and usually live between 15 and 25 days.

Season
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
Size
1/4″
Region
Throughout the U.S.
Drain Fly

Drain Fly

A drain fly will lay their eggs near broken-down, organic material. In ideal conditions, drain flies are able to produce one generation in about one week. The drain fly poses problems for homeowners when their numbers grow to excessive amounts.

Season
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
Size
1.5 to 5 mm
Region
Throughout the U.S.
Flesh Fly

Flesh Fly

Flesh flies are a nuisance pest, very similar in appearance to the common house fly. A flesh fly has black colored stripes on the thorax along with a dark gray checkered pattern on the abdomen.

Season
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
Size
10 – 13 mm
Region
Throughout the U.S.
Fruit Fly

Fruit Fly

Fruit flies are commonly found in or around kitchens and trash reciprocals in residential homes.

Season
Autumn, Winter
Size
3 – 4 mm
Region
Throughout the U.S.
Fungus Gnat

Fungus Gnat

Fungus gnats feed on the roots of many plants including, alfalfa, carnations, clover, corn, cucumbers, geraniums, lettuce, peppers, potatoes, soybeans, wheat, and other organic matter.

Season
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
Size
2–5 mm
Region
Throughout the U.S.