ROACHES

Common Pests

The Problem

Roaches

These unsanitary insects often enter homes and businesses along with boxes or other shipping materials. German, Oriental, and American cockroaches are well known for their distinct unsettling looks, their capacity to spread diseases, and their ability to multiply very quickly. German roaches are commonly found in kitchen areas, often nesting under refrigerators, behind ovens, or inside cabinets. Oriental roaches typically reside in dark, moist regions of a structure near sump pumps and other drainage areas. American roaches prefer the hot and humid conditions in places like boiler rooms. Any cockroach sighting can be an indication of a serious infestation. Contact Quick Kill Exterminating Co. immediately to have a professional pest control technician diagnose and solve your cockroach problem before the situation worsens.

Our Solution:

Quick Kill Exterminating Co. offers an effective answer for all types of cockroaches. Our expert technician will identify the nature and location of the infestation and eradicate the roach population by using a combination of baiting techniques and environmentally responsible products. Our service also includes a preventative treatment of the entire structure to ensure that the problem does not spread. Once the cockroaches are under control, our competent professional will recommend a plan to protect against future infestations.

Our Pest-Free Plan:

Understanding that pests such as cockroaches pose a constant threat to our homes and businesses, Quick Kill Exterminating Co. offers a comprehensive program to help keep your property pest free all year long. Our routine maintenance plans guarantee an exceptional level of service and continual peace of mind.

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