Cockroach control Tauranga are more than just repulsive, if left unchecked they pose serious health risks. These pests can carry pathogens that cause food poisoning, and their droppings and shed skins can trigger allergies and asthma, especially in children and sensitive adults.
In addition, cockroaches can also be carriers of fleas and tapeworms, causing an itchy bite. They can be a serious nuisance, and many people find it difficult to sleep in their presence.
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It’s no surprise that cockroaches are one of the most annoying and widespread household pests in New Zealand. A common sight in our homes, they contaminate food and kitchen utensils and have been linked to an increase in childhood asthma.
Although most native cockroach species are harmless, they can ingest bacteria and parasites, which are then passed on when they contaminate human food or surfaces. This can lead to dangerous diseases including gastroenteritis, food poisoning and diarrhea. In addition, their feeding habits can damage our natural habitats.
The warmer summer weather in Tauranga creates an ideal environment for cockroaches to thrive and multiply. This, combined with faulty seals, gaps in weatherboards, leaking plumbing entries and deteriorating window sills, allow cockroaches to penetrate even the most modern of homes.
To avoid infestations, the best preventive measures include routinely tidying spills and crumbs, storing food in airtight containers and promptly repairing leaks or plumbing issues. It’s also helpful to regularly declutter your home, and ensure that windows and doors have intact screens and seals. The most effective preventive measure, however, is to engage in ongoing pest control with a professional company like Pestworks, Pest Attack or Bugs or Us. Their pest technicians are certified Approved Pest Handlers, equipped and experienced. They can offer on-going pest management programmes for your home or business, with a 3-month treatment warranty and safety advice.