Flies are attracted to food waste, decaying organic matter, and moisture. Open trash bins, dirty drains, and pet waste can create an ideal breeding ground.

Yes. Flies carry bacteria and pathogens like E. coli and salmonella, contaminating food and surfaces. Some species, like blowflies, can also spread diseases through contact with decaying matter.

Keep garbage bins sealed, clean up food spills, fix leaks, and install window screens. Removing breeding sources like standing water and organic waste is key.

Professional fly control includes residual sprays, baiting, UV light traps, and exclusion techniques to eliminate infestations and prevent future issues.

While homemade traps (like vinegar and dish soap) can catch some flies, they don’t address the source of the problem. Professional treatment is the most effective solution for long-term fly control.