Flies spread disease and ruin a guest's experience. They walk on feces, rotting food, and garbage and then land on our food. They regurgitate liquids from their stomach onto our food. Because of these unsanitary behaviors, flies must be controlled in food establishments and we’re here to help.
Flies are attracted to a number of things. Thorn can help deliberate what type of fly you are dealing with, why it is attracted to your home or business and what type of treatment options will work best for you.
Small flies like fruit flies, drain flies, and phorid flies are often breeding inside the building and are infesting the building from the inside.
Large flies, often called filth flies, typically breed in feces, dead animal carcasses, and rotting garbage and often fly into buildings from the outside.
Scientific fly control
With Thorn’s scientific approach to pest control, you can feel confident that you fly worries will be a thing of the past.
Contact UsFlies are extremely annoying to deal with, and large quantities of flies can be potentially hazardous to your health. While fly exterminators in Utah can help remove flies from your home or business, fly control is not a one–and–done deal. You need continuous efforts to keep flies away for good.
Nowadays there are many non–chemical treatment options to get rid of flies. As part of Utah fly control, we will first perform a thorough inspection to determine what kind of flies you are dealing with and what is attracting them to your home or business. Based on observation and the biology of the flies, we will make a plan to eliminate the major fly problems. We will work with you to create an environment that is not conducive to flies and follow up to make sure treatment plans are working.
1. Thorough inspection
2. Identify fly species
3. Identify breeding sources
4. Assess the situation and create treatment strategy
5. Monitor
6. Follow-up and assess to make sure we are getting the desired results
Our inspection and assessment. We get to the root of the problem.
Based on observation and understanding of the biology of flies. We don’t simply place devices and pray we get results.
We monitor so you see exactly how treatments are working.
We track everything for you, so you don’t have to.
Proactive approach
Protect your businesses reputation and image
Keep guests comfortable and safe
Detailed monitoring and documentation to show you are getting results
Peace of mind knowing that you are protecting your food and investment
Fly control starts with a good inspection. We need to find out why there are flies present and what is attracting them there. It is critical to identify and eliminate these conditions in order to get control. Thorn professionals can help identify harborage areas for flies. We are here to partner with you and help create an environment that is not conducive to flies.
One way to help control flies is to clean out drains by using a foamer. Flies lay their eggs in the organic matter that grows in drains and their larvae feeds on that matter until they grow to an adult.
Insect light traps are a great tool for monitoring and controlling flies. Proper light trap placement and maintenance is required in order to get the best result. Before installing an insect light trap, our pest professionals perform a sight survey identifying the best spots to install a light trap. It is not as simple as just putting up a fly light.
We can use a number of baits to help control flies. These can be especially useful in locations that are naturally attractive to flies, like around the dumpster. Fly control is generally most successful when we use several tools and techniques like baiting, exclusion, reducing conducive conditions, and using insect light traps.
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Pests can be difficult to control, but that’s what we are here for. We create a strategic plan to gain control of your problem and make sure we get results.
We take a scientific approach to pest control. We start with an inspection and assessment to help us identify the pest, locate where they are, and create a specific plan for your property. Every home and business is different and requires a unique strategy.