0800 736 865 Call now Request a callback

Fly control

Flies pose a health risk to humans, pets and livestock; they can infest properties and businesses, spreading diseases such as Salmonella and E.coli. Left uncontrolled, a small fly problem has the potential to turn quickly into a serious infestation, with some fly species able to mature from eggs to adults in just seven days.

With ongoing training and treatments employing the latest innovations and technologies, Rentokil is best placed to offer the most effective range of fly control treatments available in New Zealand.

Fly control methods 

LED insect light trap (ILT) 

We have created one of the most innovative and modern solutions to help businesses combat fly infestations. The Lumnia range of commercial insect light traps harnesses the power of LED technologies to attract, kill and encapsulate flies hygienically, reducing the risk of contamination.

Fly bait

A fast acting and versatile bait formulation for the control of flies in commercial, industrial and residential settings. Attractants within the bait entice flies to feed on treated surfaces, picking up the lethal dose.

Automatic fly aerosol unit

To ensure effective control, Rentokil’s fly aerosol units are an automatic dispensing system designed to hold an aerosol can of Pyrethrin insecticide to deter flying insects. The units emit a burst of non-allergenic & odourless spray at 15 minute intervals, 24 hours a day or on custom settings as per your fly control needs.

Fly Box

The Rentokil Fly Box is a unique fly control unit designed to effectively control the number of flies around external refuse areas of a premises; before they enter the building and potentially spread disease. The unit requires no electricity and is therefore highly flexible in where it can be deployed. 

Fly Bag

An effective, non-chemical fly control method, the Fly Bag attracts flies with odours emitted from its safe, food-based fly attractant contained within. Flies enter through the small holes at the top of the Fly Bag  and are contained, unable to escape.

Fly fogging and spraying

Fly populations can sometimes breed into the hundreds, making insecticidal mist or fog ideal for minimising large-scale or severe fly infestations. Fogging and misting treatments involve the release of a powerful insecticide smoke or mist into the atmosphere, penetrating the hardest-to-reach places, killing all flies in its path.

Fly management services

Using a professional fly control service is the most effective way to guarantee the complete removal of flies from your business. Your Rentokil expert will follow the ERDM (Exclusion, Restriction, Destruction, Monitoring)  approach to ensure your long-term protection.

Small drain fly treatment

Fast-acting, compact drain treatment that rapidly breaks down fats, oils, grease, and organic matter, eliminating breeding grounds for drain and filth flies.

 

How to prepare for your fly treatment

Once you’ve booked in with us, see how you can best prepare for our service visit with the below list of prep steps to ensure effective minimisation of flies in your home.

1. Pest inspection

We carry out a comprehensive survey of your sites to assess existing pest problems, future risks, health and safety hazards specific to your environment

  • On-site pest review and consultancy
  • Professional pest prevention advice and recommendations

2. Pest treatment

We work with you to develop an integrated pest management program, bespoke to your production

  • Certified service technicians will provide targeted pest treatment and preventative measures
  • In-depth, industry-specific legislation expertise ensures audit compliance
  • Account management tools to schedule treatments and receive instant updates

Pest disinfection

Ensuring a clean, safe environment post pest infestation

  • Optimal reduction of the spread of infectious pathogens
  • Unique biocidal solution that kills harmful microorganisms
  • Non toxic, non-irritant, non-corrosive

Your local fly control professionals

All Rentokil technicians are highly qualified and trained to industry standards. Our local teams offer a wide range of global innovations and fly control solutions for the most effective outcome.

Mouse control expertise
Protecting Kiwi homes and businesses from mouse infestations for over 50 years
Trust the experts
PMANZ accredited pest control business with highly trained and certified pest control technicians
Safe, effective solutions
Effective and humane mouse control solutions to suit your business or home needs

Find rat control near you

How much does fly control cost?

The pricing of treating a fly infestation will vary. Long term support, in the form of an integrated pest management program, will have an impact on the price of fly control services provided.

There is a list of factors that will affect the price of fly control. These include:

If many flies are present, you may require more extensive treatment. Often, the current fly infestation will need to be managed before an integrated fly management solution commences.

The location of the flies, be inside or outside your property, will effect the type of fly management treatment. A combination of treatments may be selected to target all lines of defence.

The square footage of your property and premises will have a direct impact on the type of fly control treatment used and the number of follow-up treatments required.

 

For Rentokil to provide you with an accurate price for treating a fly infestation, it requires our expert local surveyors to fully understand the extent of the infestation in order for them to recommend and quote for the appropriate treatment.

Related articles

How to deter mice

Access is everything when it comes to mice. Find the best ways to deter mice in your home or business

Common mouse species

The Common House Mouse is considered to be a major pest for New Zealand homes and businesses

Signs of a mouse infestation.

There are just three species of rat and mouse that are by far the most prevalent and important pests in homes and businesses worldwide due to their ability to adapt to the human environment.