Cockroaches are so common in America that if you have not experienced an infestation yet, you soon will. The good news is that cockroach infestations can be treated effectively and without the intense preparation needed for bedbug treatments. Here are some tips from Valley Inspections & Pests Inc on how to get rid of roaches.
Bait Stations
There are many over the counter kinds of bait stations for roaches that can work in Cockroaches Removal for light infestations. The key to using these is to place them in the areas where roaches are most likely to come across them and sample the poisoned food inside. Place under sinks, behind toilets, behind or underneath appliances like refrigerators and dishwashers, next to trash cans and anywhere where you have seen roaches or roach droppings in your home. Make sure pets and children cannot get to these bait stations.
Check Home For Gaps and Cracks
A tiny crack in the wall or a gap in the window frame can be large enough for a cockroach to enter. These entrances need to be closed off with caulk, putty or repairs to your home. It’s best to have a professional pest management service go through your home to locate points of entry in every part of your property. In this way, nothing is missed that roaches can take advantage of.
Wipe Up Spills and Food Mess
Roaches are attracted to food and water. Only a few drops of water are needed for a roach. Fix any leaky pipes or appliances that could cause puddles to form inside of your home. Clean up food spills immediately. Place garbage outside of the home in a tight container. Do not leave any pet food bowls outside. Clean up spillage from bird feeders every day. This will also deter other pests as well as roaches.
For Large Infestations
How do you know if you have a large infestation? You should not be seeing roaches in the daytime, on your bed or find dozens of corpses in your home. For many businesses, one roach is too many. In these situations, to be sure of Cockroaches Removal contact a professional exterminator immediately.
