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Cockroach Control Manchester

cockroach control Manchester

Where will I find Cockroaches?

 

Cockroaches can be found in any building, commercial or residential.

Cockroaches are nocturnal so they hide away during the day in places such as cracks, sinks, drains, behind cupboards, cookers and fridge motor compartments, in fact any cracks or crevices which provides them with shelter.

An infestation can occur when live insects or eggs have been transported via, laundry, packaging, raw materials, second hand furniture or cockroaches can enter the building via the drains.

 

Significance of Cockroaches in Manchester

 

Cockroaches can carry and spread diseases such as, gastroenteritis, dysentery, poliomyelitis and typhoid.

Cockroaches survive off an omnivorous diet including things such as, soiled septic dressings, hair, fermenting substances, parchment, leather, faeces, wallpaper and food intended for human consumption.

Cockroaches and their faeces can also cause allergic reactions, particularly to more sensitive individuals such as asthmatics.

Exposure can be a result of inhalation of materials from the cockroach in airborne dust or ingestion of tainted foods.

Food may also be tainted with the smell of the cockroach, this is produces by, faeces, dead insects and abdominal/salivary gland secretions.

 

Control of Cockroaches

 

To successfully control cockroaches would depend on the species, this can be quite a complex process as a control method will have to be individually tailored to each species.

The common cockroach lives nearer the ground or flat surfaces, whereas the German cockroach has sticky pads on it’s feet enabling it to run up walls and surfaces so they can easily infest upper rooms and can pass through buildings quite easily.

 

Assessment of cockroach infestations

 

In order to control a cockroach infestation, the first step must be a professional carrying out an assessment to distinguish the species and the extent of the infestation.

It is necessary to inspect the entire property and if possible, any adjoining properties.

The assessment is usually quite in-depth using cockroach monitoring traps, looking for cast skins, egg cases, droppings, live insects etc.

 

Additional Control Measures

 

Hygiene/Maintenance

• Deny access to food and water

• Deny access to harbourages so cockroaches have no hiding places or access to the building

• Keep to a high standard of cleanliness

• Check all incoming materials for egg cases, particularly laundry and packaging

• Keep property well ventilated

Other measures include:

• Insecticidal control surface sprays

• Space Sprays

• Insecticidal Baits

It is important not to try any of these measures unless you are sure you know what you are dealing with and how to safely use the products.

To ensure a cockroach infestation is properly eradicated it is strongly advised that you call in Manchester pest control whose technicians are highly trained to ensure the infestation is dealt with effectively and safely.

 


If you’re having problems with cockroaches then call Pest Control Manchester on 0161 210 2536 to arrange a survey.


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