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Whether you’ve seen them or not, cockroaches are everywhere. They are the most common pest around the world, and it is estimated that there are 4,600 species of roaches, 25-30 of which are associated with human habitation.

Roaches can be disturbing to find in your home, which is bad enough, but they are also known to carry several diseases. Cockroaches can spread these diseases and dirt around your home and can cause businesses to lose their reputation or even be shut down. Getting a professional cockroach control specialist is incredibly important. At Western Exterminator, our work is not complete until your cockroach problem is entirely in the past. 

To learn how Western's cockroach pest control services can benefit your home or business, call 855-443-1555 or contact us online.

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How to get rid of cockroaches with Western Exterminator

Western Exterminator pest specialists can provide you with peace of mind when you are experiencing a cockroach infestation. Our exterminators for roaches are located across the U.S. and can provide you with reliable cockroach control when you need it most. With access to the latest technology and knowledge, you can rely on Western Exterminator pest specialists to find the best way to get rid of roaches from your home. Services may vary depending on the type of cockroach.

The first thing that a Western Exterminator cockroach control specialist will do is talk to you about the problem, ensuring the insects you’ve seen are cockroaches. Second, your roach exterminator will remove any current cockroaches with a vacuum, place insect glue boards, and apply cockroach bait where cockroaches may enter. A non-repellent liquid residual insecticide will be used in areas where cockroaches harbor or are likely to crawl. Finally, any gaps in your home will be sealed with a silicone sealant, copper mesh, expandable foam, etc.

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Our services and benefits

  • Regular inspections - this ensures that our roach exterminators can stay on top of any potential infestation from the very first sign of it.
  • Certified pest specialists - our team of reliable, qualified, and experienced professionals is based across the West Coast, so they can be wherever you need them to be.
  • Targeted treatments - We use products that target the places where cockroaches hide.
  • Expert knowledge - our knowledge, backed by years of experience and training, about the habits of all cockroach species enables us to provide the most efficient methods of control.
  • Convenient treatment times - to minimize disruption, our discreet cockroach treatments can be scheduled when it is most convenient for you.
  • Chemical-free solutions - our chemical-free heat treatments offer a solution to resolve cockroach problems effectively in homes and sensitive business environments.
  • Professional prevention advice - your local cockroach control specialist can provide expert prevention advice to eliminate the possibility of re-infestation.
  • Long-term support - we will set up follow-up visits to re-treat (if needed) and monitor for signs of activity.

Think you have roaches?

Our Western Exterminator specialists are skilled, experienced roach exterminators – they are state-certified, licensed specialists and are required to participate in regular training programs to maintain their expertise. If you think that you have cockroaches, look out for specific signs, such as:

  • Droppings: These may look like tiny black pepper-like specks or brown cylindrical shapes.
  • Egg cases: You might find these brown or tan cases in hidden areas containing multiple eggs.
  • Unpleasant odors: A musty smell can indicate a more extensive infestation.
  • Sightings: Cockroaches are nocturnal, so you may notice them scurrying away when you turn on the lights.
  • Smear marks: These are dark brown or black streaks along walls or surfaces, often in areas where roaches travel.

If you notice any of these signs, the first step is to call our exterminators for roaches at 800-937-8398 or use our online contact form to tell us what the problem is.

Frequently asked cockroach questions

How did cockroaches get in my home?

Cockroaches can enter homes through small cracks and crevices in walls, around pipes, and through gaps in doors and windows. They may also hitch a ride on items such as grocery bags, cardboard boxes, or furniture from infested areas. Once inside, they seek dark, warm places to hide and reproduce.

How much does a roach exterminator cost?

The cost of our cockroach control services can vary depending on factors such as your location, the specific species of cockroach, and the severity of the infestation. We offer customized cockroach treatment plans to address your unique needs.

Why do cockroaches die on their backs?

Because of their body structure, cockroaches often end up on their backs and can't turn over. Their legs are not strong enough to help them stand back up, especially when they are weak or dehydrated. If they come into contact with insecticides, they may lose their ability to move well and become even less able to flip back over.

How long does it take to get rid of a cockroach infestation?

When considering how to get rid of roaches, several factors can impact the speed and effectiveness of your cockroach treatment. The size and species of the cockroach infestation can affect how long it takes to get rid of them. It's also important to consider their environment, like food sources, water, and hiding spots. Consistent treatments and regular inspections help improve results. Generally, hiring a professional exterminator for roaches is the fastest way to eliminate them effectively.

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