http://www.yespestpros.com – Flies are little pests that seem to be everywhere. While annoying they are to be expected many places. In a restaurant though is unacceptable. Flies can spread disease and in a setting where food preparation is, you could have a potential disaster happen. If you need a fly evaluation or want to learn more about fly control & treatment methods, contact Young Environmental Solutions today.

1. Fly Control in a
Professional
Kitchen
Keep Flies Out of Your
Customers’ Food!

2. Flies Everywhere
It seems no matter where
you go these days, flies
tend to follow. You’ll find
them everywhere, even in
restaurants and other
commercial kitchen
facilities.
Unfortunately, this is the
absolute worst place for
flies to appear.

3. Spreading Disease
While flies themselves are
essentially harmless
creatures, they do have the
ability to spread disease.
Put that in a setting where food
prep for many is the norm, and
you have a potential disaster
waiting to happen.

4. The Best
Tip
Perhaps the single best way to keep flies out of your
kitchen is to keep it clean. The cleaner your
commercial kitchen, the less likely flies are to come in
initially. This includes offering everything a solid cleaning
after each service.
Appliances and counters need to be raised to provide
for easy cleaning both under and behind them. Make
certain the dining room is just as clean as the
kitchen, too.

5. From the Outside In
You’ll also want to be careful about
bringing flies in. Given that most of
your population will likely come in as
your customers do, when you bring
deliveries through the door, or when
employees come in and out.
Make certain you have screens to
prevent them from coming in, and
that they’re in good repair. You may
also want to install two sets of
doors, offering an added boundary
for them to cross.
You can also set up specialized fans
to help blow them out the door
before they ever come in.

6. Beware
the Patio
If you have a patio seating area for your guests, you
could have added trouble. Make certain your
servers clear any used tables immediately, and if
you have trash cans on the patio, you’ll want to
ensure they have tight fitting lids to keep the flies
out.

7. Trash, Trash, Glorious Trash
Any commercial kitchen has a
solid amount of trash, and even
if the dumpster is located
several feet from your back
door, it’s likely attracting quite a
fly population.
Your best bet is to consult a
pest control professional to help
you deal with the dumpster
problem.

8. Ongoing Help
If your preventative methods don’t work for you the
first time, what do you do next? If you choose a pest
control professional instead, you can bet that any
leftover problems you happen to have will be
covered immediately.
Contact Young Environmental Solutions today!