How to keep Drain Flies at bay

Cleaning

Drains are usually installed underground, and they are the network of pipes that are responsible for taking waste water and sewage away from our premises. Poorly maintained drains can lead to a variety of problems or even attract pests.

Drain flies are also known as sewer flies or moth flies. They lay between 15 and 100 eggs at a time, which hatch within 48 hours, so a small problem can quickly become a large infestation.

Tips

Keeping your sink clean and regularly using a good cleaning solution and scrubbing brush may help deter drain flies.

Boiling water poured down the plughole on a regular basis is also an effective solution.

A heavy-duty drain cleaner or unblocker may also prevent pests. This allows deep cleaning beneath the surface level, on parts we cannot see.

Natural remedies such as baking soda are also great for cleaning sinks and plugs.

Drain Surveys

The very best way of avoiding drain flies and other pests is to ensure that your drainage system is kept well maintained.

CCTV drain surveys use state-of-the-art technology to give you a full view of your drainage system, without the need for digging, mess, or disruption. Specialists providing a CCTV drain survey Nottingham, such as wilkinson-env.co.uk/drainage-services-cctv-surveys-midlands/cctv-drain-surveys/nottingham, carry out not only emergency repairs, but also maintenance surveys which are recommended to be done on a regular basis.

Drain surveys can help to identify areas of disrepair and damage, as well as blockages that could be responsible for debris and bad odours.

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