Signs you have house flies
- Flies around garbage, drains and food preparation areas
- Maggots in bins or wet waste
- Small dark spots on walls and lights where flies rest
Restaurants, dairies and food units need to meet FSSAI hygiene expectations, and fly control is often the first thing an inspector notices.
How we treat house flies
Source survey
We find breeding points: bins, drains, waste storage and animal areas.
Larval treatment
Breeding sites are treated so the next generation does not emerge.
Resting-area spray
Herbal or low-toxicity residual spray on walls and ceilings where flies rest, away from food.
Fly-catchers
We recommend placement of UV or glue-board fly-catchers in kitchens and entrances.
Is it safe for my family?
Our safety approach. Nothing is sprayed on food or food-contact surfaces. In kitchens we prefer herbal sprays and physical fly-catchers.
Every product we use is registered with the Central Insecticides Board & Registration Committee (CIB&RC), and our technicians are trained by NIPHM. Read more about our human-safe pest control and organic pest control methods.
How to prevent house flies coming back
- Keep wet waste covered and cleared daily
- Clean drains and grease traps regularly
- Fit strip curtains or air curtains at kitchen doors
Fly control: frequently asked questions
Can you help with FSSAI pest control records?
Yes. Commercial contracts include dated service reports that list the treatment, products used and the technician.
