The word cockroach conjures up images of creepy, crawly, insects that invade by the hundreds and stand out as a most feared household pest. German cockroaches are one of the most common roaches found in apartment houses, restaurants, and hotels. German cockroaches (eggs included), are "brought in", usually on human belongings such as luggage, boxes or packages. All it really takes is one egg capsule and six months later you have a cockroach issue.Identifying a Cockroach Issue -In most cases homeowners will know they have an issue when they start seeing German Cockroaches throughout the house or adjoining structures. Additionally, excrement that looks similar to spots of black pepper will start appearing in corners and crevices. If this seems like small stuff, consider that the different forms of gastroenteritis (food poisoning, dysentery, diarrhea, and other illnesses) appear to be the principal diseases transmitted by German cockroaches. If that is not enough to turn your stomach, German cockroaches produce odorous secretions that can affect the flavor of various foods.Look for German Cockroaches in hidden places such as:
If you are unsure what type of pest may have entered your home, then call Pest-End for a thorough inspection and evaluation of your home. In the meantime, keep your home clean and sanitary so to not encourage cockroaches to take up a home in your home. German roaches only need a small amount of food to sustain them.