Flying Insects’ Control

Flying Insects’ Control (Flies, mosquitoes, Wasps, Bees)​

Flying insects can be controlled in numerous ways like mist-ing, fogging and larviciding, however the ultimate solution for pest infestation would be eliminating the root cause of the infestation through sanitation and exclusion methods.

Sticky Traps: effective in monitoring the level of pest infestation in an area. If the pest infestation is low, the sticky traps will also be effective in eliminating the pest population in a confined area.

Electric Fly Traps: Fly traps using ultraviolet light are also effective in controlling pest population when used indoors. If used outdoors, the fly traps will only complete with daytime sunlight, thus becomes ineffective.

Drain Treatment: for elimination of fly harbourages, especially drain flies. The product will be used with a foaming agent to treat drainage systems. This treatment will normally be conducted at the end of the day for overnight action on fly habitats and breeding sites.

Cracks and Crevice Treatment: the product will be sprayed on wall void and floor cracks only to minimize chemical exposure to humans and non-target insects.

Spot Treatments: spraying to be conducted and limited only to areas where there is positive pest activity. Spot treatments will not be conducted near food preparation areas unless permitted by the pesticide product label.

Fogging Treatment (Outdoors): same with misting treatment but instead of mist, the liquid chemicals are converted into fog. The fog will quickly kill flying insects and crawling insects as well. Due to high probability of chemical exposure, this treatment is used only during heavy pest infestation when normal pest control treatments are deemed ineffective.

Misting Treatment (Indoors): a pest control treatment designed to spray pesticides in a fine mist in a confined area to kill heavy infestation of flies and mosquitoes.