Fly Control at AIPS is delivered by trained, in-house technicians using CIB-approved, family-safe chemistry. From the first inspection to the final follow-up, every step of our fly protocol is documented, so you know exactly what was applied, where and why.
CIB-approved, label-rate chemistry — safe around children and pets
Same trained technician on every follow-up visit
No fogging, no strong odour, no need to leave the home for hours
Detailed job report and MSDS on request
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Signs you need this service
Live fly activity in kitchens, bathrooms or storage areas
Droppings, shed skins or trails along skirtings and cabinets
Damage to furniture, food packaging, fabric or wiring
Musty odour or unusual sounds at night
Repeat sightings even after DIY sprays
Health & property risks
Contamination of food, utensils and drinking water
Allergies, asthma triggers and skin reactions for children and elderly
Structural or fabric damage that quietly compounds over months
Loss of business reputation for restaurants, hotels and clinics
Untreated flyproblems compound month after month. A single inspection tells you exactly what you're dealing with.
Our scientific approach
How AIPS delivers fly treatment
Inspection first, chemistry second. Every step is documented so nothing is left to guesswork.
01
Inspection & assessment
Sanitation audit — the real fix for flies
02
Targeted treatment
ILT (insect light trap) placement for indoor catch
03
Follow-up & prevention
Residual spray at bin and drain zones
The science behind the treatment
Biology and Management of Flies
Flies are among the most important public health pests because they contaminate food and surfaces with disease-causing microorganisms. They are mechanical vectors of numerous pathogens and are major pests in homes, restaurants, hospitals, food processing industries, dairy plants, pharmaceutical facilities and livestock farms. The house fly (Musca domestica) is the most common and economically important fly species worldwide.
Beneficial nematodes — especially useful in livestock and poultry facilities
Flies are significant public health pests capable of contaminating food and transmitting disease-causing microorganisms. Their rapid life cycle and prolific breeding require a comprehensive Integrated Fly Management (IFM) programme that combines sanitation, exclusion, source reduction, monitoring, biological methods and targeted chemical control. Regular inspections and good housekeeping remain the most effective long-term strategies for preventing fly infestations in residential, commercial and industrial environments.
Why AIPS
Built by agricultural scientists, not call-centre sales.
15+ years in the field
Founded 2010 · 40,000+ homes & businesses protected.