Safe Solutions for German Cockroach Pest Control
Why Perth locals choose us for their German Cockroach extermination
- Locally owned and operated
- Safe and effective treatment methods
- Education for customers on pests, treatments, and prevention strategies
- 24/7 emergency service
- Wide range of options to control German Cockroaches
Effective German cockroach extermination
Treatments safe for family & pets
Eco-friendly solutions
Licensed for the highest-quality products
Trusted by families in Perth
Our 5 Star process for pest control
1. Speak with an Expert
Give us a call to speak with an expert. We’ll discuss your pest problem and provide recommendations, including a quote.
2. Treatment and Extermination
We will tailor the treatment to your needs, using the safest methods available to exterminate every cockroach.
3. Safeguarded by Warranty
You’re protected by our all-service warranty and 30-day money-back guarantee.
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How to spot a German Cockroach infestation
Leaving these pests unchecked can cause significant problems for any home or business. So, we encourage you to familiarise yourself with these signs of German Cockroaches so that they can be exterminated as quickly as possible.
Droppings, Eggs, and Odours
German Cockroaches will harbour in hidden areas of the home, only becoming active during the day when an infestation is large. While you may not see a roach, you may find:
- Dark, pepper-like droppings, usually on countertops, in drawers, and pantries.
- Egg cases, around 0.60 cm long, which split after hatching
- Musty odour around home, particularly in food storage areas
Household destruction
These pests are scavengers and don’t just consume food. Some signs that they are feasting in your home include:
- Holes in paper bags, cardboard, or thin plastic containers
- Roach droppings in pantry items
- Books detached from glue binding
- Damage to wallpaper
How to prevent German Cockroaches
You can take a proactive approach to controlling German Cockroaches by:
- Finding and sealing cracks, gaps, and crevices in walls and floors
- Repairing leaks in and outside the home to reduce moisture
- Disposing of rubbish regularly
- Storing food in strong, airtight containers
- Washing dishes (including pet bowls) immediately after use
- Regular mopping and vacuuming
- Vacuuming crumbs from pantries and cupboards