Cockroach Control

Cockroaches are one of the most common pests in both residential and commercial settings, and they are broadly categorized into two groups: domestic and peri-domestic.

Domestic Cockroaches, such as the German cockroach, are smaller and typically thrive indoors. They are notorious for their ability to adapt and survive in various environments but prefer warm, humid areas close to food and water sources, making kitchens and bathrooms their ideal habitats. German cockroaches are particularly problematic because they reproduce quickly and are known to carry pathogens that can contaminate food and surfaces.

Peridomestic Cockroaches, including species like the Wood roach & American and Oriental cockroaches, generally prefer to live outdoors but will move indoors to find food and shelter. These types are typically larger and can be found in cooler, damp areas such as basements, drains, and crawl spaces. While they do not reproduce as rapidly indoors as their domestic counterparts, their presence can still pose significant health risks and contribute to asthma and allergies.

Both groups of cockroaches are unwelcome guests due to their disease-spreading potential and the general unease they cause. Effective control often requires professional intervention to ensure that populations are not only managed but thoroughly eliminated.