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Roaches

Roaches, also known as cockroaches, are resilient pests that can quickly become nuisances in homes and businesses. These adaptable insects thrive in warm and humid environments, making them particularly troublesome in kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas with easy access to food and water. Roaches are unsightly and pose significant health risks as they can carry and spread diseases. Effective roach control is essential to safeguarding your living or working space. Our professional pest control services are designed to eliminate roaches and prevent their return, providing you with peace of mind and a healthier environment for you, your family, or your employees.

German Cockroach
Oriental Roach
American Cockroach

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Roach Varieties

German Roach

Small, light brown roaches are commonly found in kitchens and bathrooms. They are rapid breeders, and their elusive nature can lead to infestations quickly growing out of control. These roaches are known to spread bacteria and trigger allergies.

American Roach

Large reddish-brown roaches prefer warm, humid environments and are often found in basements and sewers. They can contaminate food and transmit diseases such as salmonella and dysentery.

Oriental Roach

Dark brown to black roaches that thrive in damp areas such as basements and crawl spaces. They can withstand colder temperatures compared to other species. Infestations can lead to respiratory issues due to their droppings and shed skin.

PA Wood Cockroach

Commonly found in Pennsylvania and nearby regions, these roaches prefer outdoor habitats. While they rarely infest homes, they can accidentally enter indoors. Considered a nuisance, they pose little health concern.

Smokey Bandit Cockroach

Dark brown to black cockroaches with distinctive markings are typically found outdoors in leaf litter or woodpiles. While not a common household pest, they can infest homes in certain instances. They are not known to pose significant health risks.