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Flies might be small, but they can be a menace for homes and businesses, particularly if you get large swarms of flies entering your space.

Because most species of flies are attracted to decaying organic matter, such as rotting flesh or faeces, they can cause hygiene issues and are particularly dangerous for homes with young children or businesses in the food services or healthcare sectors.

As annoying as they are, flies can be difficult to get rid of, especially since they often fly in and out through windows and hide in roof spaces and small crannies.

Flies are attracted to human food and rotting rubbish, so there are a lot of tempting treats inside homes and businesses that draw them in.

For Cheshire-based residents and business leaders, Pest In Peace is the perfect partner.

We have extensive experience carrying out fly control treatments and removing any species throughout Cheshire, so call 07980 597423.

Types Of Flies Found In Cheshire & The Surrounding Area

There are around 120,000 types of flies in the world, and more than 7,000 of them are found in the UK. Some of the common species that often cause issues for homeowners and businesses in Cheshire include:

  • House Flies: Between 4 and 7mm in length with grey bodies and black stripes, house flies are what people typically think of when they imagine flies. They’re common in a range of areas and feed on almost anything, including human and pet food, as well as all kinds of waste products.
  • Cluster Flies: Named because they’re often found in large numbers, cluster flies congregate in attics or near window frames. A cluster fly infestation can be irritating and cause contamination, but it can be hard to remove without expert help due to their small size.
  • Fruit Flies: Fruit flies are tiny, pale flies that are attracted to ripening fruits and vegetables. They can also be found in drains and basements due to their love of any pungent, rotting organic matter.
  • Drain Flies: If you see small, furry flies coming out of your sink plugs or shower drains, then these are likely to be drain flies, from the family Psychodidae. Drain flies can be challenging to get rid of and require professional treatment.
  • Phorid Flies: These small, humpbacked flies are just 0.4mm in length and are often known as scuttle flies due to their habit of scurrying along.
  • Horse Flies: Often found around livestock, horse flies are black or dark brown in colour with green eyes, and they have a painful bite.
  • Bluebottle Flies: A species of blow fly, bluebottles are iridescent and often flash blue. Despite their stunning colours, bluebottles are attracted to animal waste and rotting carcass, meaning they can quickly spread diseases such as Salmonella and Typhoid.


Whatever type of fly infestation you’re dealing with, the team at Pest In Peace will be able to identify the species and pinpoint the source, thanks to our extensive training and expertise. Contact us to book your fly control visit.

How Pest In Peace Provides Fly Control In Cheshire

At Pest In Peace, we understand how irritating flies can be.

Just because flies aren’t as dangerous as other insects doesn’t mean they’re not an issue, especially if they start laying eggs on your property.

With the help of our experts, you can eliminate flies from your home or business premises.

Our team uses an Ultra Low Volume (ULV) fogging machine to ensure the safe and swift removal of all fly infestations of any size or type.

Thanks to our expertise, we’re able to check all the common areas for flies and irradiate their eggs, larvae and adult flies.

Alongside flies, we offer pest control services for other flying insects, including moths and wasps.

So, if you’re in need of professional insect pest control, call us today on 07980 597423.

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