Indianmeal moths infest dry goods — flour, cereal, pet food, birdseed — and are usually first noticed as small larvae crawling on pantry walls or webbing near food packaging, often introduced through a single contaminated product.
Because larvae can travel between packages, a single infested item left unaddressed can spread through an entire pantry within a few weeks.
We help locate and remove the source item, treat cracks and shelving where larvae pupate, and set pheromone traps to monitor and confirm the infestation is fully cleared.
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Almost always through an infested product purchased already containing eggs or larvae, rather than moths flying in from outside.
Larvae can crawl short distances to pupate, sometimes ending up on walls or ceilings near the kitchen, but they don't establish elsewhere.
Just the infested item and anything stored loosely nearby — sealed, unopened packaging is usually unaffected.
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