How Southwest Pest & Mosquito Gets Rid of Cockroaches
At Southwest Pest & Mosquito, we use industry-approved techniques and products to address cockroach infestations in residential & commercial settings. We value the well-being of our customers and team, so we only perform treatments that we know are safe.
Should you choose our Lubbock cockroach extermination services, you can expect us to do any of the following:
- Inspect your building's interior & exterior to assess the extent of the infestation and identify the cockroach species
- Develop an individualized treatment plan based on what we find during our inspection
- Seal entry points where cockroaches may be getting inside your building
- Use baits, dusts, sprays, or other products to eliminate existing bugs and prevent future ones from appearing
- Follow up to ensure that our treatment was successful and address any new concerns or questions you have
We believe that understanding the root cause of infestations is essential. Our team educates our clients on sanitation best practices and offer maintenance tips to help avoid future infestations. Our eco-friendly products are pet- and family-safe, making them ideal for homes and commercial spaces alike.
Ongoing Control Treatments for Cockroaches & Other Pests
When we say cockroaches multiply fast, we are not joking. In just a few months, a single cockroach can replicate to produce hundreds of offspring. To prevent a nightmare scenario, we recommend our quarterly treatment program. When you enroll, you get four yearly treatments for cockroaches (and other pests, such as ants, spiders, fleas, & ticks), all at an affordable monthly price. Plus, you can bundle this program with our seasonal mosquito treatment program for added protection and savings.
Our ongoing treatments are designed to be preventive, helping to maintain a pest-free environment year-round.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cockorach Control in Lubbock
What attracts cockroaches to my home?
Cockroaches are primarily attracted to environments where they can find food, water, and shelter. Factors that increase the attractiveness of a space include leftover food, leaky faucets, and areas with clutter or trash. Reducing these attractants can decrease the likelihood of cockroach infestation. Regular cleaning, proper food storage, and fixing water leaks can help maintain a roach-free home.
How long does it take to get rid of a cockroach infestation?
It can vary depending on the severity and the approach taken. Typically, an initial treatment may show significant results within a few days, but complete eradication usually requires follow-up treatments over several weeks. Regular inspections and treatments can ensure the problem is managed effectively, preventing a re-infestation. .
Are cockroach extermination treatments safe for children & pets?
At Southwest Pest & Mosquito, we prioritize the safety of our clients, including children and pets. We use products that are environmentally friendly and apply them in a manner that minimizes exposure. If necessary, precautions are taken to create a safe environment for everyone in the household. Before starting any treatment, we discuss these options with you to ensure the best plan for safety and effectiveness.
How do I know if I need professional cockroach control services?
Signs that professional services are needed include frequent sightings of cockroaches, persistent unpleasant odors, and noticeable droppings. If DIY methods fail to control the problem, it may indicate a deeper infestation that requires professional assessment and intervention. Professionals can evaluate the situation accurately and recommend an effective treatment plan. For reliable roach control in Lubbock, Southwest Pest & Mosquito offers expert evaluations and solutions.
What steps can I take to prevent cockroach infestations?
Prevention involves maintaining cleanliness, sealing entry points, and addressing moisture issues in your home. Regularly taking out the trash, cleaning up spills right away, and minimizing clutter can help.
Moreover, sealing cracks and holes on the outside of the home and maintaining proper drainage can reduce the risk of infestation.