It is said that cockroaches can survive a nuclear apocalypse. They breed incredibly quickly, reproduce in large numbers, and are extraordinarily resilient to harsh conditions. Cockroaches are also commonly known as roaches, water bugs, Bombay canaries, and palmetto bugs. They thrive in warm, humid environments and are often found in kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas with food and moisture. Cockroaches can spread bacteria and allergens, contaminating surfaces and triggering allergies in sensitive individuals. Their ability to hide in cracks, crevices, and behind appliances makes infestations difficult to detect early, highlighting the importance of timely professional cockroach control to protect your home and health.
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Get A QuoteCockroaches are tan to reddish-brown or black, with special markings differentiating between species. One of these markings is a yellowish figure-eight on the head. They are oval-shaped, and adults range from 32–54 millimeters. Their bodies are flat, which allows them to squeeze into cracks and crevices to hide. They have long antennae and strong legs, which make them fast movers. Many species can fly short distances, especially the Smokybrown and American cockroaches. Their tough exoskeletons help them survive harsh conditions, making infestations difficult to control without professional cockroach pest control.
Cockroaches are notoriously filthy. They have been known to spread 33 different types of diseases, including E. coli and Salmonella, six different types of parasitic worms, and more than seven other human pathogens. They pick up these diseases, worms, and pathogens on the spines of their legs and body as they crawl through the places that they dwell, which often contain fecal matter and all kinds of bacteria. They then transfer them to every surface that they walk on. The saliva, urine, and fecal matter of cockroaches contain proteins that have been known to cause allergic reactions and asthma attacks in humans. This causes them to be allergy triggers, particularly for children, who have weaker and less developed immune systems.
Prevention is the best option, as cockroaches are extraordinarily hard to get rid of. They can even live up to a week without their head. The two best prevention techniques are barrier exclusion and cleanliness. Plug up cracks, holes, or vents so that they have no way to get inside. To the point of cleanliness, there is a misconception that cockroaches only infest dirty homes. This isn’t true. Cockroaches will live anywhere. However, it helps to have a clean home, as they have less to feed off of.
There are typically signs of cockroach infestation. First, seeing them fleeing to a hiding place. Second, they leave droppings which can look deceptively like mouse droppings. Third is the presence of eggshells, which are dark-colored and eight millimeters long. Lastly, cockroaches produce a pheromone that emits a musty smell. After proof of an infestation, call a pest control service quickly.
Cockroach infestations can quickly become a serious problem, but Fleming LPS provides reliable solutions through our professional cockroach control services. Our team begins with a thorough inspection to locate entry points, hiding areas, and the extent of the infestation. We use targeted treatments and safe, effective methods as part of our cockroach pest control service to eliminate both adult cockroaches and eggs. We also offer ongoing monitoring and follow-ups to ensure long-term results, making our cockroach infestation treatment highly effective. From minor sightings to severe infestations, our comprehensive cockroach removal service protects your home, keeping it clean, healthy, and free from these resilient pests. Contact us today to get started!
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