Fly Control in March
The service page for March — what we do, what it costs and what to expect.
See the service →Fly Control — March
When the countryside starts at the edge of town, flies arrive through doors and windows as well as breeding indoors, and it helps to know which is which.
March sits on the edge of open Fenland, so flies can come in from outside as readily as they breed inside. The challenge is telling the two apart, because the response is different. Flies passing through are a screening and bins problem. Flies breeding indoors need a source found.
Ask three questions. Are the flies mostly at doors and windows or spread through the rooms? Are they all the same size? And do you see fresh ones daily, in the same room, long after the windows are shut? Daily arrivals from nowhere in particular suggest a nearby source. Daily arrivals in a closed room suggest a source inside.
This will cut down flies that come in. It cannot stop flies landing outside the house, nor remove a source in a wall cavity or roof space.
Flies in the town of March peak in warm months, and homes close to fields and farmyards can see more passing traffic through open windows. That is a reason to be strict about screens in summer and about putting food waste out of reach.
In older March terraces with shared roof lines, autumn brings the loft flies. If you have lived in your March home for a while, you probably know which of the two seasons your flies belong to, and that is a useful clue.
If the flies are persistent and you have tried the obvious, a visit finds the source. Our fly control in March is £180 fixed with no call-out fee, and the price is agreed in advance. See the cost guide for what that covers, or book a pest inspection and survey for £120.
Ring 01223 902388 or message us on WhatsApp, and tell us when the flies began.
Tell us what you have found and where. We confirm the treatment and the price before anything is booked.
The service page for March, the other advice for this area, and every price we charge.
The service page for March — what we do, what it costs and what to expect.
See the service →Flies at the kitchen window usually trace back to bins, recycling or drains. A practical checklist for terraces and estate homes.
Read the guide →Sometimes the source of a fly problem is outside your property. Learn how to tell, and what you can and cannot control yourself.
Read the guide →Flies in terraces and shared yards often breed in bins and waste areas outside. See how a professional deals with it, and where landlords and tenants fit in.
Read the guide →Every price we charge, what it covers and what happens on the day.
Read the price guide →The main Fly Control Cambridge page covers the service in full.
Tell us what you have seen and where, and we will give you the treatment and the price before anything is booked.