Cockroach Treatment
Cockroach Treatment
What Was Applied Today & What to Expect
What We Applied Today
Gel Bait Applied
Small pea-sized amounts of cockroach gel bait were placed in hidden harborage areas — inside cabinet hinges, under appliances, and along baseboards where fecal evidence was found.
Boric Acid Dust
A very thin film of boric acid was applied inside wall voids and motor housings where cockroaches hide — not in open kitchen or food areas.
Monitoring Traps Set
Sticky traps were placed to monitor activity levels and help evaluate treatment effectiveness over the coming weeks.
What to Expect
Significant reduction in 2–4 weeks
Gel bait eliminates cockroaches gradually as the active ingredient spreads through the colony.
Trap counts decreasing
Check sticky traps weekly — a clear reduction in captures is the primary sign the treatment is working.
Follow-up visit at 3 weeks
We will return at the 3-week mark — within the 2–4 week reduction window — to refresh the bait, check trap counts, and confirm results are on track.
Your Role in This Treatment
- Do not apply any sprays, cleaners, or air fresheners near the bait stations — this repels cockroaches away from the treatment.
- Fix all water leaks — moisture is the #1 factor driving cockroach populations.
- Store all food in sealed hard containers. Clean up grease under and behind the stove.
- Take out trash daily and keep recyclable containers rinsed before binning.
✓ Safe for Family & Pets
Gel bait is placed only in hidden crevices inaccessible to children and pets. Boric acid dust was applied inside sealed voids only. Kitchen and food preparation areas were not treated with any product.
📞 Call or Text Us If…
You see any live cockroaches during the daytime — this often indicates heavy pressure requiring additional treatment. Also call if trap counts have not decreased after 3 weeks.