Flies spread disease, contaminate food, and indicate unsanitary conditions. XtermaPro identifies and eliminates the breeding source not just the visible population.
The house fly, blow fly, and cluster fly are the most common species in Ontario. House flies breed in decaying organic matter and garbage. Blow flies (large, metallic blue or green) often indicate a dead animal a bird or rodent inside a wall or attic. Cluster flies enter homes in fall to overwinter in wall voids and attic spaces, emerging in large numbers on warm days.
Signs of a fly problem:
House flies are carriers of over 100 pathogens including Salmonella, E. coli, and Cholera. They land on food, utensils, and surfaces, depositing bacteria. In food service environments, a fly infestation is a serious health code violation. Blow flies indicate decomposing matter that also needs to be located and removed.
Effective fly control starts with identifying the breeding source without this, treatment is only temporary. We locate organic breeding material, advise on removal, and apply targeted residual treatments to entry points, resting surfaces, and high-activity areas. For cluster fly overwintering, we treat attic and wall void entry points in early fall.
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A sudden indoor bloom usually means an active breeding source within the building, for example a dead mouse in a wall, forgotten garbage, or cluster flies emerging from wall voids on warm winter days. Finding the source is the first step, not spraying the adults.
Yes. Cluster flies overwinter in attics, wall voids, and soffits, then emerge on warm days in late winter and early spring. We treat the entry points in fall with a residual product and vacuum out the active adults in spring so you are not chasing them all season.
No, drain flies and fruit flies are treated separately because the breeding source is different. Drain flies come from organic slime inside drains and fruit flies come from overripe produce and fermenting liquid. We identify which species you have during the inspection.
Yes. The inspection report includes every breeding source we find, for example a cracked soil stack, a leaking dishwasher pan, exposed compost, or a dirty drip tray under a fridge. Fixing the source is the only long term cure.
Yes. Residuals are applied in cracks, voids, and behind appliances where pets and kids do not go. Fly lights and sticky traps are the main tools in living areas, which are passive and pesticide free.
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