Roach Exterminator in Las Vegas

Roach exterminator in las vegasRoach Control

Getting rid of roaches once they have entered a building can be extremely difficult, however, homeowners and building owners can learn how to rid their building of cockroaches by increasing their knowledge of how the pests operate. The following are answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about cockroaches.

If you have a roach problem, be sure to call a roach exterminator in Las Vegas at 702-878-3998!

A mixture of preventative and chemical measures is generally the best way to keep cockroaches under control. Preventative measures include checking incoming items for bugs, keeping buildings clean, covering up food items, and removing trash. Any leaky faucets or sources of moisture should be fixed, and crevices where cockroaches can hide should be sealed. Using insecticides to exterminate cockroaches can be challenging, and in most cases, it is much easier and a relatively good idea to just hire a professional exterminator to rid the pests.

Residential homeowners and commercial building owners who are looking for a cockroach exterminator can call Buddies Exterminating. The pest exterminating professionals at Buddies Exterminating are not only able to exterminate cockroaches; they are also able to exterminate or relocate a variety of other pests too.

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What types of roaches are common in Las Vegas?

There are over 4,000 different species of cockroaches in the world, but only about 40 species of cockroaches are commonly found in the United States. The three most common types of cockroaches that are considered pests in the Las Vegas area are the American cockroach, Oriental cockroach and the German cockroach.

Are roaches dangerous?

Since roaches are scavengers, many of them come into contact with materials that may be contaminated with various bacteria or viruses. Cockroaches can carry bacteria in their guts or on their legs, and they can contaminate objects, such as utensils or food, that they touch. Cockroach casings and excrement can also be the cause of allergies in some people. Although these pests can bite, injuries from the bites are generally not serious. The bites can cause irritation and swelling though, and it is possible for the wounds to become infected.

What conditions do roaches prefer?

Cockroaches typically prefer to live in warm, humid environments, and during warm weather, they tend to breed frequently. Although they enjoy warm environments, these pests can generally survive at temperatures as low as 32 degrees Fahrenheit. When it is cold, the breeding cycle of this bug may be interrupted. In areas that become cold, cockroaches typically go indoors to remain warm. Environments with low humidity can also interrupt the breeding cycle of cockroaches.


If you have a cockroach problem, be sure to call a roach exterminator in Las Vegas today! 702-878-3998