There are several methods revolving around the use of natural remedies to repel flies. The most common DIY method involves the use of apple cider vinegar to trap flies. A homemade fly trap might be an economical option to control flies on your own. However, the natural remedy may become a food source for other pests over time. When that happens, you may require more effort, money and time to get rid of other pests too.

If the number and presence of flies become overwhelming, it is best to call a pest control expert to customise an integrated pest management programme. Our pest specialist may not only get rid of physical flies but also check your property for breeding grounds. Depending on the type of flies that are infesting your property and the severity of the infestation, your personalised fly control treatment plan may include one or several of the below solutions:

• Residual spraying
• Misting
• Fly Trap

• House Flies: Common around homes and food areas.
• Fruit Flies: Attracted to ripe or rotting fruit.
• Drain Flies: Found near drains and sewage systems.
• Blow Flies: Often seen around decaying organic matter.
• Cluster Flies: Usually found in large numbers, especially in cooler weather.