Our technician applied dust into a utility penetration on the brick exterior of this Princeton home. Openings where lines enter the wall lead into hidden voids that roaches, ants and spiders use to travel indoors. Dusting the opening places treatment right where those insects move.
This photo shows an American cockroach lying dead on its back on a stone patio next to the slab of a Plano home. American cockroaches often gather around foundations and look for gaps to get indoors. Our technician treated the perimeter along the slab, and finding roaches like this outside shows the treatment is stopping … Read more
During service at Comfort Suites in Plano, our tech photographed an American cockroach crawling on the concrete at the base of a stone wall. Gaps and cracks where walls meet the ground give roaches shelter and a route indoors, so the tech inspected and treated along that wall line.
This photo from a McKinney home shows a German cockroach on a light textured interior surface. German cockroaches stay indoors, hide in warm, tight spaces near kitchens and bathrooms, and reproduce quickly. Our tech documented this sighting as part of the visit so the activity could be tracked and addressed.
An adult American cockroach is observed on a garage concrete slab in Craig Ranch, McKinney during a May inspection. These large roaches can spread bacteria, trigger allergies, and signal moisture or entry point issues around the home. Professional treatment and sealing exterior gaps are recommended to stop activity and prevent future infestations.
Stainless refrigerators and prep tables in a food-prep kitchen are documented during a cockroach monitoring and sanitation inspection in Legacy West, Plano in March. Cockroaches often hide in warm motor housings and under equipment, contaminating food and creating health risks. Regular monitoring, improved sanitation, and targeted gel baiting help prevent activity and protect the kitchen.
Restaurant dining area inspected for potential cockroach activity in Richardson, Texas, in March 2026. Moisture and clutter around beverage equipment can attract roaches that contaminate surfaces and lead to health code violations. Scheduled professional monitoring and targeted treatments help prevent infestations and keep this commercial space customer-ready.
Glue board monitor loaded with a small snake, lizards, cockroaches, crickets, and beetles collected indoors during a pest control visit in Frisco, Texas in March. This level of activity signals food sources and entry gaps, with roaches spreading bacteria and snakes following prey into living spaces. Sealing exterior gaps, reducing moisture, and applying targeted perimeter … Read more
Large number of cockroaches trapped on glue boards during a Princeton, Texas service visit in late winter. Heavy activity like this often points to hidden harborage and entry points, and professional treatment plus sanitation and exclusion recommendations help stop roaches from spreading through kitchens and bathrooms.
Dead cockroach found on indoor tile surface in McKinney, Texas. Identifying indoor pest activity like this is essential for maintaining a pest-free home. Effective pest control treatments are recommended to eliminate infestations and prevent further intrusion during the fall season.