Reno, Nevada Black Fly Control

Black flies exist throughout the world, as more than 1,800 species exist and are capable of spreading diseases such as river blindness. Black fly control is often times necessary in many homes across the United States because these flies breed exclusively in running water.

• Breathing in black flies can result in death
• Carbon dioxide attracts black flies to animals and humans
• Females lay up to 500 eggs in one day
• Black flies will travel up to 10 miles from their breeding ground to find a blood meal
• Black flies are most visible during the spring and summer months

Black flies are not nocturnal, so black fly control is unnecessary at night. Symptoms such as redness, swelling, itchiness, and pain are caused by the bite of a black fly. If black fly control is needed in your area, contact an exterminator today and keep your home pest-free!