Cockroach Control & Treatment

Cockroach infestations typically develop in and around buildings and other structures that provide food, shelter and often preferred conditions of temperature and humidity. They can be quite difficult to control and often need to be treated several times. Cockroaches are capable of transmitting pathogenic diseases to humans, and if left untreated they can rapidly breed and become a major risk to the health of you and your family. They are nocturnal and like to roam our kitchens at night, resting during the day in cracks and crevices, electrical appliances and food items. If cockroaches are seen during the day it can often indicate that you may have a serious problem.

Click here to view our Cockroach identification chart.

Cockroach Prevention

There are some ways to prevent a cockroach infestation, these include storing food in sealed containers to reduce accessibility, regularly inspect motors of washing machines and refrigerators, check under stoves and dishwashers, vacuum floors regularly and fill in any cracks in walls and cupboards.