Flies Around Windows and In The Attic

If you are finding large numbers of flies around your windows or on your walls or ceilings, your property may have a fly infestation. Unfortunately, controlling pests in your home can be challenging to call the experts. We cover Greater Manchester, Cheshire and Merseyside.

If in doubt, call or drop us an email for expert pest control advice on identifying fly problems and solving your problem.

Young’s Pest Control is available to help you to eradicate the problem once and for all. We can help you identify the correct type of pest and ensure the proper removal method is used to clear your home of pests for good. This is advisable rather than trying to remove the problems yourself, which can prove very difficult.

Fly Control

Choosing the correct type of fly control is essential to prevent the problem from getting out of hand. A fly infestation can quickly develop into an unpleasant health hazard, especially on food premises.

Cluster Flies

Cluster Flies, sometimes referred to as Attic Flies, are found in large numbers in roof spaces, walls, and around window sills in the colder seasons. Please do not confuse them with blue bottles, which you find only in the summer months around your windows or other summer flies such as house flies. Cluster Flies hibernate in roof spaces and cracks around window sills during the autumn and winter.

What Do Cluster Flies Look Like?

There are several types of Cluster Fly which all look different. Some are large while others are small and they can be varying colours, sometimes yellow sometimes green. One variety is large and hairy. You will often find several different co-existing types in your home, but sometimes you will see just one variety in your property.

Cluster Fly Hibernation

As their name suggests, Cluster Flies gather in large clusters, often numbering in the thousands. A Cluster Fly infestation can be a perennial problem as the flies return to the same hibernation spot every year. Suppose they are disturbed during their hibernation period. In that case, they are clumsy and slow, causing a nuisance by getting caught in hair, falling out of attics or windows, flying around lights and refusing to budge from the furniture.

Where Do Cluster Flies appear?

A Cluster Fly infestation can occur anywhere; however, the most common places include roofs and window areas.

It is essential to call in professional pest control experts to eradicate Cluster Flies from food preparation areas to prevent contamination, especially if your business is a food-serving establishment.

We cover all Greater Manchester, Cheshire and Merseyside.