Fruit Fly Removal & Control

The distinct sign of a fruit fly infestation is adult fries flying near the rubbish pits and inside your kitchen. The flies will also gather around any decaying vegetables and fruits. The other indicator is mature larvae crawling to the rotting materials and pupating in the dry places. If you have already seen any of these signs, then the flies are already living in your property or facility, and you need to perform a thorough NJ commercial fruit fly treatment.

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The fruit fly extermination process can seem frustrating because you’ll find that they never truly go away permanently. This is why it is so important that you partner up with a pest management company that specializes in consistent monitoring, analysis and treatment to keep them at bay. Keep in mind that flies love many types of fruits, but they will mostly opt for decaying vegetables and fruits such as bananas, peach, pears, apples, tomatoes, eggplant, and nectarines. Residential fruit fly treatment technicians will focus more on the places with decaying fermentation and the garbage, such as the kitchen.

Any fruit fly extermination process in a food & beverage facility or commercial facility requires a partnership between the fruit fly removal and the customer. We will start by establishing the infestation level and develop the extermination method. Our technicians will instruct you on the changes to make and the fruit fly control methods to adapt. For instance, they might clean your commercial or residential facility, in New Jersey, and use traps.

To prevent fruit fly infestations in your restaurant or home, avoid leaving any ripened vegetables and fruits like tomatoes, bananas, onions, and potatoes exposed. Always keep them inside the refrigerator. The flies also love sugary drinks and alcohol. Avoid keeping your open juice and wine bottles open on the counter.

Wipe the surfaces carefully with a disinfectant product to avoid infestations in your home or business premise. Clean the recycling bins that hold your empty cans and bottles more often and clean the contents throughout before you discard any can or bottle. Clean the sides and bottoms of your garbage cans to eliminate spilled juices or bits of food.

To prevent fruit fly infestations in your restaurant or home, avoid leaving any ripened vegetables and fruits like tomatoes, bananas, onions, and potatoes exposed. Always keep them inside the refrigerator. The flies also love sugary drinks and alcohol. Avoid keeping your open juice and wine bottles open on the counter.

Wipe the surfaces carefully with a disinfectant product to avoid infestations in your home or business premise. Clean the recycling bins that hold your empty cans and bottles more often and clean the contents throughout before you discard any can or bottle. Clean the sides and bottoms of your garbage cans to eliminate spilled juices or bits of food.