It’s extremely likely that if you wait until you encounter a cockroach, you’ll already be dealing with an infestation. So make an appointment for one of our cockroach control treatments right now!

There are surface sprays on the market, but they will not keep cockroaches out of your home. These over-the-counter sprays will not reach your home’s cavities, which is the most important factor to consider while dealing with cockroaches. Our professional dusts and gel baits must be used in these hard-to-reach nooks and crannies!

We also strongly advise hiring an expert to identify the various species of cockroaches in your home. To deal with German Cockroaches, we have the necessary training, years of experience, and professional products. These roaches are notoriously tough to eradicate, often necessitating numerous expert treatments.

Why Are Cockroaches Such a Problem?

They are a highly adaptable and flexible bug. In general, cockroaches are very successful organisms that are difficult to eradicate on your own. When you discover you are sharing your home with cockroaches, we understand your aggravation and pain.

Cockroaches are an obnoxious pest to have in your home for the following reasons:

• When they are in your home, they live in close proximity to you and frequently have human diseases on their bodies that can be transmitted to your household. In their digestive tracts, over forty types of bacteria that are toxic to humans have been discovered. The cockroach has also been found to harbor worm parasites, viruses, and protozoa.
• Their mouths are incredibly strong, and they can chew through a variety of household goods.
• They’ll congregate near food sources and in the kitchen, where you store food and cook meals.
• Droppings, skins, egg casings, and vomit contaminate food and utensils.
• Cockroach infestations produce an unpleasant odor as a result of their waste and secretions.
• Cockroaches can cause allergic reactions in some people, and in certain situations, they can even precipitate an asthma attack.
• Cockroaches have even been seen to directly attack humans as a food source, though this is extremely rare.
• They are extremely adaptable and have developed resistance to the majority of over-the-counter insect repellents, rendering them ineffective.

What Do Cockroaches Do?

Cockroaches prefer humid, warm temperatures, but they can be found anywhere.

• Cockroach populations are most commonly found in kitchens, where they have an endless supply of food and water.
• A female cockroach has a one-year lifespan. She can lay roughly 50-1200 eggs in her lifespan, which take two to four months to hatch. Cockroach infestations can happen quickly due to their high rate of reproduction. It’s not uncommon for a home to have over 20,000 cockroaches in a year.
• Hair, dried beer in carpets, grease, crumbs, dog biscuits, wallpaper adhesive, leather, cardboard, and fabrics are just a few of the things they devour. Housekeeping is critical in minimizing cockroach populations, but even the cleanest home will provide ample food for the infamous cockroach.
• Cockroaches are nocturnal, meaning they will hide during the day and emerge at night to feed. The majority of people are unaware of the degree of their cockroach infestation. Cockroaches that are active during the day suggest that a big overpopulation has already taken over your home.
• Cockroaches hide in holes and tight cracks seeking security throughout the day. They will come out of hiding once we apply professional treatment, and the entire scope of the problem will be revealed.

Let’s restore your home to its former glory! Request a consultation today, and we’ll assist you in determining the best treatment strategy for your house.