London fly control, extermination, prevention and removal

Do you have a problem with flies in your London home or business?
If you’re looking for a fly removal service in London to address a problem with fly infestation, or you want to stop flies from entering your home or business, we can help.

Bypest is the leading London provider in the assessment, treatment and prevention of flies in both homes and businesses.

We can visit your premises and advise you on the best way of dealing with flies.
Our fly removal and prevention services cover all areas of London and the M25 area.

We will respond to your call within just two hours – 24/7, 365 days a year.

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Below is some helpful information on the most common types of flies that you may be having problems with.

Flies (Various Species)

There are around 6500 species of fly living in Britain. Fortunately the pesticides that are used for fly eradication cover all types and species.

Various different techniques and timeframes can be given for fly treatments. For more details, contact our customer service staff who will be more than happy to explain the different services we offer.

Some Flies you may encounter

Filter fly
Bluebottle
Lesser house fly
Fruit fly
Horse Fly

House Fly
Musca domestica

Description of Appearance

Length: 5-8mm with a wingspan of around 13-15mm.
The fly's thorax is grey with 4 dark stripes. The abdomen is buff-coloured and occasionally transparent.
The fly larvae are white and taper to a point at the head end. 10 - 12mm long when mature.

Lifecycle

During her adult life of 1-3 months the female fly is capable of producing 4-5 batches of 100-150 eggs.
The fly’s eggs hatch in 8–48 hours. The maggot larvae burrow away from light, after 3 moults reach maturity at a length of 10-12mm.
The fly’s full lifecycle is generally completed between 1 and 4 weeks, depending upon temperature and food sources.
In warm environments houseflies remain active and reproduce throughout the year.

Habits & Behaviour

Flies are found in almost all types of human habitations throughout the world.
Flyies breeds in moist decaying food matter.
The fly's taste-sensitive cells are located on its feet as well as on its mouthparts.

Important

The adult fly transmits disease by contaminating food with disease organisms it has picked up on its hairy legs or has ingested and then regurgitated.