“People are inexterminable - like flies and bed bugs. There will always be some that survive in cracks and crevices - that’s us.”
ROBERT FROST

BIOLOGY
gray or black in colour
3mm to 4mm in length
BIOLOGY
lifespan: 1 to 2 weeks
larvae to adults: 2-3 weeks
BEHAVIOUR
Attracted to light and may fly around windows or light fixtures.

BREEDING
Drain flies are attracted to moist environments with organic matter like drains, sewers and rubbish bins.
FEEDING
Larvae feed on organic matter like sewage or bacteria in drains.
IDENTIFY
The Drain Fly has a hairy, moth-like appearance. Its wings are covered in scales and held over the body like a tent when at rest.
ENVIRONMENT
Their presence indicate that conditions are unsanitary.
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INSPECTION
Our Technicians are trained to look out for breeding and harborage sites to identify hot spots. They also take into consideration structural issues, housekeeping practices as well as surrounding environments.
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GRANULAR BAITING
Usually made of food attractants, the bait is mixed with a small amount of insecticide and scattered in identified feeding spots.

RESIDUAL SPRAYING
This method applies a solution that remains active for a period of time, killing any flies that comes into contact with the treated surface.

INSECT LIGHT TRAP
Without the use of harmful chemicals, this device works by using UV light to lure flies where they get trapped on the glue boards.

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
Based on our inspection of your premises and the contribution factors that may be involved, our technician will offer advice on how to keep flies away.

SERVICE REPORT
After the service is done, a digital report will be emailed to you. This report contains photos of the problematic spots and the treatment done, along with suggestions specific to your site.
BIOLOGY
yellowish-tan body that may have black stripes or spots.
2mm to 4mm in length
BIOLOGY
life cycle: 7-14 days
larvae to pupae: 5-6 days
Pupae to adult: 8-10 days
BEHAVIOUR
Fruit Flies are attracted to food sources and fly in large numbers around fruit bowls, rubbish or areas where there is organic matter.
BREEDING
The females lays up to 500 eggs in their lifetime.
FEEDING
Fruit Flies feed on fermenting or decaying fruit and vegetables, as well as sugary or alcoholic substances.
IDENTIFY
The most distinct feature of the Fruit Fly is its red eyes.
PREVENT
Clean up or remove food scraps or beverage spills immediately to maintain sanitary conditions, especially at food preparation and service spaces.
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INSPECTION
Our Technicians are trained to look out for breeding and harborage sites to identify hot spots. They also take into consideration structural issues, housekeeping practices as well as surrounding environments.
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GRANULAR BAITING
Usually made of food attractants, the bait is mixed with a small amount of insecticide and scattered in identified feeding spots.

RESIDUAL SPRAYING
This method applies a solution that remains active for a period of time, killing any flies that comes into contact with the treated surface.

INSECT LIGHT TRAP
Without the use of harmful chemicals, this device works by using UV light to lure flies where they get trapped on the glue boards.

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
Based on our inspection of your premises and the contribution factors that may be involved, our technician will offer advice on how to keep flies away.

SERVICE REPORT
After the service is done, a digital report will be emailed to you. This report contains photos of the problematic spots and the treatment done, along with suggestions specific to your site.
BIOLOGY
Greyish-black in colour
Four black stripes on thorax
6mm to 7mm in length
BIOLOGY
life cycle: 7-10 days
larvae to pupae: 5-6 days
Pupae to adult: 3-4 days
BEHAVIOUR
House flies are attracted to a variety of organic matter including food waste, animal faeces, and rubbish.
BREEDING
The females lays up to 150 eggs in their lifetime.
FEEDING
House Flies breed quickly and reproduce in large numbers that easily lead to infestations.
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IDENTIFY
The most distinct feature of the House Fly is its 2 large compound eyes.
MOVEMENT
House flies have wings and can fly short distances but tend to stay close to their food source.
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INSPECTION
Our Technicians are trained to look out for breeding and harborage sites to identify hot spots. They also take into consideration structural issues, housekeeping practices as well as surrounding environments.
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GRANULAR BAITING
Usually made of food attractants, the bait is mixed with a small amount of insecticide and scattered in identified feeding spots.

RESIDUAL SPRAYING
This method applies a solution that remains active for a period of time, killing any flies that comes into contact with the treated surface.

INSECT LIGHT TRAP
Without the use of harmful chemicals, this device works by using UV light to lure flies where they get trapped on the glue boards.

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
Based on our inspection of your premises and the contribution factors that may be involved, our technician will offer advice on how to keep the flies away.

SERVICE REPORT
After the service is done, a digital report will be emailed to you. This report contains photos of the problematic spots and the treatment done, along with suggestions specific to your site.
BIOLOGY
black or brown in colour
2mm to 4mm in length
BIOLOGY
life cycle: 3-4 weeks
larvae to pupae: 2-3 weeks
Pupae to adult: 1-2 weeks
BEHAVIOUR
Phorid Flies are attracted to a variety of organic matter for example decaying plant material, animal carcasses and rubbish.
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BREEDING
The females lays up to 100 eggs in their lifetime.
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FEEDING
Phorid Flies breed rapidly and become nuisance indoors.
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IDENTIFY
Phorid Flies are recognized by their humpbacked appearance.
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MOVEMENT
They are known for their “scuttle” behaviour where they run along surfaces instead of fly.
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INSPECTION
Our Technicians are trained to look out for breeding and harborage sites to identify hot spots. They also take into consideration structural issues, housekeeping practices as well as surrounding environments.
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GRANULAR BAITING
Usually made of food attractants, the bait is mixed with a small amount of insecticide and scattered in identified feeding spots.

RESIDUAL SPRAYING
This method applies a solution that remains active for a period of time, killing any flies that comes into contact with the treated surface.

INSECT LIGHT TRAP
Without the use of harmful chemicals, this device works by using UV light to lure flies where they get trapped on the glue boards.

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
Based on our inspection of your premises and the contribution factors that may be involved, our technician will offer advice on how to keep flies away.

SERVICE REPORT
After the service is done, a digital report will be emailed to you. This report contains photos of the problematic spots and the treatment done, along with suggestions specific to your site.
GET IN TOUCH
General enquiries and contract-related matters
SALES@ORIGIN.COM.SG
Questions about your pest management program
QA@ORIGIN.COM.SG
Concerns with service standards and appointments
OPERATIONS@ORIGIN.COM.SG