Fly Control
Removal of Flies and Control Solutions
Guaranteed call back or attendance within 24 hours.
Over 20 years’ pest control experience.
Our pest control technicians are BPCA certified.
General Information of Flies
All true flies have only a single pair of flying wings. The hind pair of wings is reduced to two drumstick-like balancing organs called halteres.
Flies are members of the order Diptera, meaning two wings.
Although there are a great many species of flies to be found in the UK, the more important pest species are: –
House Fly – Musca domestica
Lesser House Fly – Fannia canicularis
Greenbottle – Lucilia spp.
Bluebottle – Calliphora vomitoria
Cluster Fly – Pollenia rudis
Fruit Fly – Drosophila spp.
Filter Fly – Family Psychodidae
How Flies Impact Humans
House flies are known to transmit enteritic diseases, intestinal parasitic worms, and are implicated in the spread of typhoid and cholera. Flies are attracted to faeces which may be infected. Many types of bacteria can pass unharmed through a fly’s intestine. Flies also form an unwelcome intrusion into the domestic scene and are indiscriminate in the types of food material on which they settle and feed.
Notices have been served under the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 where flies from housed livestock units have caused problems for neighbours.
Do you have a fly infestation? Call the pest control expert for advice on: 01424 255 882. Or e-mail: [email protected]
Signs of Fly Infestation
- The presence of flies is normally made evident by seeing them or by reports from a customer.
- Fly spots on upper areas of room (pipes, light fittings, windows etc.)
GSG Pest Control provide a range of Fly control solutions using both chemical and physical methods. For a free survey or quote, call 01424 255 882 or e-mail: [email protected]
Methods of Treating Flies
Adult flies or larvae of most species can be controlled using one or several of the following methods:
Chemical
- Baits
- Contact dusts
- Sprays
- Smokes
- Fogs
Physical
- Electronic fly killers
- Fly screens
Areas We Cover
We are proud to serve a wide range of locations across Sussex and Kent, covering bustling towns, charming villages, and picturesque coastal areas. Whether you’re based in a vibrant city, a peaceful countryside retreat, or a scenic seaside town, we are here to provide our services to you.
Our coverage includes major towns such as Brighton, Eastbourne, Tunbridge Wells, and Hastings, as well as many surrounding villages and rural communities. We understand the unique character of each area and strive to offer reliable, high-quality services tailored to the needs of our local clients.
Below is a breakdown of the key regions we operate in:
- Brighton and Coastal
- Brighton and Hove
- Falmer
- Ringmer
- Lewes
- Peacehaven
- Newhaven
- Seaford
- Crowborough
- Crowborough
- Wadhurst
- Ticehurst
- Lamberhurst
- Flimwell
- Eastbourne
- Eastbourne
- Polegate
- Stone Cross
- Pevensey Bay
- Hampden Park
- Alfriston
- East Grinstead
- Forest Row
- Wadhurst
- Hastings & Bexhill
- Hastings
- St. Leonards on Sea
- Bexhill On Sea
- Battle
- Westfield
- Crowborough
- Whatlington
- Mid-Sussex
- Burgess Hill
- Haywards Heath
- Rye and Winchelsea
- Rye
- Winchelsea
- Robertsbridge
- Brightling
- Sedlescombe
- Tunbridge Wells
- Tunbridge Wells
- Pembury
- Frant
- Groombridge
- Uckfield and Heathfield
- Uckfield
- Heathfield
- Horam
- Hellingly
- Burwash
- Rotherfield
- Mayfield
Cost of Pest Control
The cost of pest control services is a common concern for many homeowners and business owners seeking professional assistance to eliminate pests from their properties. Several factors influence the pricing of pest control, making it difficult to provide an accurate quote online.
How much does pest control cost?
Here are the key factors that contribute to the overall cost of treating a pest infestation:
Size of infestation – The extent and severity of the pest infestation affect the service cost. For instance, treating a large, established bed bug infestation will take more time and resources, resulting in a higher price compared to a small, contained issue that can be resolved quickly.
Type of pest – The specific type of pest infesting your property also impacts the pricing. The cost of eliminating cockroaches will differ from the cost of treating a rodent problem, as different solutions and approaches are required for each pest.
Type of treatment – The treatment method needed for pest elimination correlates with the overall service cost. For example, using insecticide sprays to control moths is different from employing heat treatment. The complexity and method of treatment will be reflected in the pricing. Moreover, the costs for preventative pest control are generally different from those for corrective or reactive treatments.
Number of treatments – Some pests may require multiple treatments for effective control, affecting overall pricing. For example, treating a wasp nest typically costs less than a rat treatment, as eliminating a rat infestation usually necessitates several visits from our professional pest controllers to ensure the pest is completely removed.
Size of property – The dimensions of the property are also a factor in determining pest control costs. Larger properties require more time and effort to effectively treat pest problems, which will influence the overall treatment cost to remove pests.
The size of the property plays a part in the cost of a pest control service. The larger the property the more time is required to successfully treat a pest problem. This will affect the cost of the treatment required to remove the pest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the signs of a rodent infestation?
Do you know if I need a rodent control service?
Controlling rodents is essential for any business, particularly those in food processing, hospitality, and healthcare. The presence of rodents can pose severe health risks and legal implications.
Will I need regular rodent control services?
Are rodenticides safe for my customers and staff?
Absolutely! GSG Pest Control uses non-toxic methods and products to control rodents that are safe for both pets and humans while ensuring effective rodent control.