FLYING INSECT PROGRAM

Batzner Pest Management’s Flying Insect Program is precisely designed to eliminate flies and other flying insects. These pests place your customers, employees and family at increased risk of contracting the diseases transmitted by these insects. Fly populations, if left undisturbed, can double in three days. Batzner’s exclusive Balanced As Nature -- BAN SystemTM can help protect against the germs, parasites, viral infections and the threat of diseases carried by these bothersome pests.

Our Flying Insect Program is designed to significantly reduce insect populations and to protect against these diseases and health problems. *

  • Intestinal flu
  • Dysentery
  • Diarrhea
  • Parasitic worms

 

*If a fly lands on your food or your food surface there is a good chance it will deposit unwanted excrement, vomit, bacteria and germs.


Our Flying Insect Program includes:

  • Client Interview
  • Perform thorough inspection
    • Look for signs of infestation
    • Inspect for openings/entry points
  • Identify type of pest
  • Determine method of treatment
  • Perform treatment
    • Seal minor openings
    • Place out appropriate equipment and materials
  • Communicate actions taken
    • Make sanitation and property repair recommendations

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Fruit Fly Imposters Ted Snyder July 21, 2010

Are you struggling with fruit flies in your home or business, but you’ve found the advice I gave in a previous blog entry just doesn’t seem to help?  If so, there’s a good chance you may be dealing with a fruit fly imposter.  Let’s take a look at each of these fakes.

Fruit Fly Imposter #1: The Fungus Gnat

Our first imposter, the fungus gnat, is primarily found indoors, favoring rooms with potted plants.  To test to see if you have fungus gnats, tap your fingers against each of the plants in the area.  If you see flies coming out of the plant, then you know that you have fungus gnats.  They normally show up when soil in pots is overwatered, ...


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