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Experienced Cockroach Pest Control Near You
Cockroaches are far and above one of the most difficult pests to get rid of in your home. They are resilient and are excellent at growing their infestation quickly. Luckily, our team at Dave’s Pest Control has more than four decades of experience with cockroach control.
We employ tried-and-true methods for cockroach extermination and can help you rid your home of roaches in no time. Keep you and your family happy and healthy by calling Dave’s Pest Control for our cockroach control services today.
Dave’s Pest Control has worked for 45 years to provide you with reliable and professional pest control service in your area.
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Need help with roach control near you?
Roaches can cause a number of problems if not treated quickly. Some problems that residents and businesses alike run into with roaches are:
- Driving away customers from your business
- Contaminating food and other household items
- Creating a health risk since they can cause allergic reactions
- Causing extensive damage to multiple areas in your home
- Quickly multiplying and spreading throughout your home
Contact Dave’s Pest Control right away for cockroach control if you suspect there are any roaches in your home or business.
Cockroach Exterminator Near Me
Dave’s Pest Control has been exterminating cockroaches for more than four decades and can eradicate your roach infestation. Cockroaches can be especially hard to exterminate in Florida because Florida is warm and lacks the freezing cold temperatures that hinder their infestations naturally.
Aside from being generally unpleasant, cockroach infestations are health hazards and destructive to homes and businesses alike. They can contaminate stored food and can do extensive damage to walls, wallpaper, insulation, drywall, and other parts of the home. While they’re terrible within homes, they are even worse for businesses. Aside from damaging a business’ reputation and scaring away customers who will leave negative reviews if they see them, roaches spread disease. The fact that roaches crawl all over surfaces and find their way within drawers only makes the matter even worse. Roaches are also a health hazard since their feces can cause serious allergic reactions in some people.
What Are Cockroaches?
You may have seen cockroaches on television or maybe even in person, but have you ever wondered what they really are? Cockroaches are species made up of around 30,000 different variations. Surprisingly, only a handful of variations are problematic to humans. A vast majority of the types of cockroaches have little to no direct impact on humans. But the cockroaches that do affect humans are certainly quite the nuisance. They are astonishingly difficult to get rid of — after all, they have been around for hundreds of millions of years. The most common types of roaches people come across in their homes in order are:
- The American Cockroach
- The German Cockroach
- The Oriental Cockroach
- The Brown-Banded Cockroach
Cockroach Control: How To Get Rid of Them
Since cockroaches are so difficult to get rid of, our exterminators recommend leaving cockroach control to the professionals. With pests as big of a health risk as roaches, it’s not something you want to try to tackle on your own. Fortunately, our team at Dave’s Pest Control offers affordable and effective cockroach control. Our experienced pest control professionals have a variety of tools at their disposal and years of experience backing them. Search for “Roach Control Near Me” and reach out to us today to get started.
Signs You Need Cockroach Pest Control in Florida
Spotting Droppings
Whether it’s cockroaches, termites, or mice, one of the tell-tale signs that it’s time for pest control is finding droppings. Cockroaches may do a good job of staying out of sight, but they don’t necessarily go out of their way to hide their droppings. One of the best indicators that you have a cockroach problem is finding their droppings. The size of the droppings you’ll find will depend on the size of the roach that left them. They can be as small as grains of salt and pepper or they can be as large as coffee grounds and have a pellet-like appearance.
Odor
The further along the cockroach infestation gets, the more of an odor it will produce. As time goes on, roaches will continue to urinate, deposit droppings, and spread filth in general. If you smell a musty and overall unpleasant odor, it may be a sign of cockroaches in your home. Feel free to contact us at Dave’s Pest Control if you are unsure, we are happy to help.
Eggs
Roaches don’t lay eggs one at a time. Instead, they deposit them in what’s called an ootheca. An ootheca is, in essence, an egg sack. The number of eggs in the ootheca depends on the species of cockroach, but some may contain as many as 50 eggs. You’ll have to search in difficult-to-access areas, but if you find an ootheca (hatched or unhatched), it’s time to call pest control professionals for cockroach control services.
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How to get rid of cockroaches in Florida?
The most effective approach to eliminating cockroaches is through the Integrated Pest Management (IPM) method. This method is performed by pest control professionals, who have the equipment and expertise to perform the job.
Is an exterminator worth it to get rid of roaches in Florida?
Hiring a professional exterminator for cockroach removal is always more effective than DIY solutions. Exterminators provide long term solutions, bring in the expertise to treat your property, and provide follow-ups to ensure roaches don’t return.
How much does it cost to get rid of roaches at home?
The cost of eliminating roaches depends on the treatment method, such as professional sprays, baits, or traps, and any preventative measures.
