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FACTS ABOUT COCKROACHES
All develop by gradual metamorphosis since their number of eggs vary with type of species. Cockroaches are omnivorous; they feed on both animal and plant matter (households foods). A heavy infestation of cockroaches will stain any surface where they congregate in large numbers, they also create bad odor due to their feeding habits.
Cockroaches are nocturnal in habit and don’t roam freely during daytime unless habitat is attached or when the don’t feel comfortable. They spread rapidly due to poor hygiene and require food, moisture and warmth. Cockroaches hide in dark, remote, undisturbed places and can be inspected with a flash light.
They eat foods, paper, packaging, plastics and fabrics to animal matter. It is often easier to spot signs of a problem in your home or business rather than an actual live cockroach. They are nocturnal creatures and they hide out of sight during the day come out at night.
TYPES OF COCKROACHES
- German cockroaches
- Brown banded cockroaches
- American cockroaches
- Oriental cockroaches
- Smoky brown cockroaches
SIGNS OF COCKROACH PROBLEMS
- Cockroach droppings
- Smear marks
- Shed skin
- Damage
- Unusual odour
WHY CHOOSE OUR COCKROACH CONTROL SERVICE
- Regular inspections
- Certified technicians
- Safe, targeted treatments
- Expert knowledge
- Convenient treatment times
- Chemical-free solutions
- Professional prevention advice
- Long-term support
HOW TO PREVENT COCKROACHES
You should know that they gain entry through cracks, crevices, vents, sewers and pipe drains.
Cut off easy access to food, water and shelter,.
German cockroaches tend to love kitchens and are avoided by keeping crumbs and food particles away.
Eliminate food sources
Clear all waste food and liquid spillage
Remove pet food
Rinse cans, bottles and plastics
De-clutter – remove old stacks of items usually eaten by roaches ie newspapers and magazines
Varnish or paint wood shelves
Seal off entry points.