Specialty pest service
Fly Control in Metro Atlanta
Indoor fly pressure usually points to a breeding source — drains, waste, fruit, or a compromised exclusion gap. We identify the species, locate the source, and treat the conditions before they rebound.
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Why You Need Professional Help
Signs of Infestation
- Flies clustering near windows or light sources
- Larvae or pupae near drains, trash, or wet organic matter
- Persistent fly activity despite cleaning
- Foul odors near drains or wall voids
The Servitix Solution
We identify the fly species, trace the breeding source, and apply targeted treatments — drain treatments, exclusion, baits, and residual applications — to eliminate the problem at its origin.
Fly Species We Treat
Each fly species breeds in a different source and requires a different approach. Click any to learn more.
High Risk
Blow Fly
Calliphoridae
Large metallic fly that lays eggs on carrion — indoor presence almost always signals a dead animal in a wall or crawl space.
High Risk
Bottle Fly
Calliphora / Lucilia spp.
Iridescent blue-green fly closely related to blow flies — indicative of decomposing organic material or improperly sealed waste containers.
Low Risk
Cluster Fly
Pollenia rudis
Overwinters in attics and wall voids by the hundreds — sluggish in cool weather but becomes active near windows on warm winter days.
High Risk
Deer Fly
Chrysops spp.
Biting fly that circles heads persistently — females require a blood meal and breed in marshy or wooded outdoor areas.
Moderate Risk
Drain Fly
Psychodidae family
Small fuzzy moth-like flies breeding in sink/shower drain biofilm. Treat the drain, not just the air.
Moderate Risk
Face Fly
Musca autumnalis
Resembles the house fly but clusters on faces to feed on secretions — a significant nuisance on livestock and in rural properties.
Moderate Risk
Fruit Fly
Drosophila spp.
Drawn to overripe fruit and fermenting kitchen waste — typical breeding source is the produce bin or drain biofilm.
Low Risk
Fungus Gnat
Sciaridae
Tiny dark fly whose larvae feed on fungal matter in consistently overwatered soil — a frequent problem with indoor houseplants.
Moderate Risk
Horn Fly
Haematobia irritans
Small blood-feeding fly that breeds exclusively in fresh cattle dung — primarily a livestock pest affecting farm and rural properties.
High Risk
Horse Fly
Tabanidae
Among the largest biting flies — females deliver a painful bite and breed in moist soil near ponds, streams, and wetland margins.
High Risk
House Fly
Musca domestica
Breeds in manure, garbage, and decaying organic matter — a mechanical vector for over 100 pathogens including Salmonella and E. coli.
High Risk
Kissing Bug / Vampire Bug
Triatoma spp.
Blood-feeding insect that bites near the face at night. Can transmit Chagas disease in southern US. Hides in wall voids and under furniture.
Low Risk
Midges
Chironomidae
Non-biting but swarm in dense clouds near standing water — larvae develop in ponds, lakes, and slow-moving streams close to the property.
High Risk
No-See-Ums / Sand Flies
Ceratopogonidae
Near-invisible biting midges that pass through standard window screening — most active at dawn and dusk near moist soil and vegetation.
High Risk
Phorid Fly
Phoridae
Hump-backed micro-fly that breeds in drain buildup, decaying organic matter, or even compromised sewer lines beneath a slab.
High Risk
Stable Fly
Stomoxys calcitrans
Biting fly that resembles the house fly — breeds in rotting straw, manure piles, or wet grass clippings and delivers a sharp bite.
Our 3-Step Protection Plan
We don't just treat; we solve the problem for good.
1. Investigate
We perform a detailed inspection to identify pest activity and entry points.
2. Treat
We apply targeted treatments to eliminate pests safely and effectively.
3. Fortify
We seal entry points and provide a detailed report to prevent future issues.
Trusted by Your Neighbors
See why homeowners across Metro Atlanta choose Servitix.
"We wanted a local company that would actually explain the process. Servitix showed up on time, answered our questions, and handled the issue without pressure."
"Called in the morning, had a technician out the same day. Friendly, professional, and much easier to work with than the larger companies we tried."
"Honest pricing, clear communication, and no mystery about what was being treated. That alone made the experience feel more trustworthy."
Common Questions
Is the treatment safe for my family?
Yes. We use EPA-approved products and follow strict safety protocols to ensure the safety of your family and pets.
How soon can you come out?
We offer same-week service options for urgent pest issues.
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