Seeing a roach when you flip on the kitchen light is the worst. DeadOne Pest Control gets rid of cockroaches in houses, apartments and rental units across Fort Wayne and Allen County, and comes back until they are gone.
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Cockroaches hide in cracks, behind appliances and inside cabinets, so spray rarely reaches them. We place baits, dusts and growth regulators right where they live and breed. Small and large roaches are both covered.
For every roach you see there are usually plenty more out of sight, and store sprays tend to push them deeper into the walls. Roaches take more than one visit, so follow-ups are part of the plan. Running a business or worried about bed bugs? See commercial pest control too.
What people ask once they have spotted a roach.
Roaches aren’t picky about housekeeping. They want warmth, moisture, and hiding spots, and they can arrive in grocery bags, boxes, or through shared walls in apartments. A clean house just gives them less to eat.
Maybe. Roaches are nocturnal, so seeing one in daylight often means there are more hiding out of sight. One at night could be a lone scout. One at noon during the middle of the day is a huge red flag.
Dark, warm, tight spaces: behind the fridge, under sinks, inside cabinets, around dishwashers, and in appliance motors. If it’s a crack they can barely squeeze into, they love it.
Yes. They can trigger allergies and asthma (especially in kids) and spread germs by crawling across surfaces and food. This is a “get rid of them, don’t just live with them” pest.
Sprays usually kill the roaches you see and scatter the rest deeper into the walls. Professional baits and treatments target the hidden population, which is where the real problem lives.
Think of it like this. Over-the-counter stuff from the pharmacy aisle works great for a mild cold. But when it’s serious, you need the prescription from the doctor’s office to get the good stuff from the pharmacist. Same deal with pests: DIY products can work with cockroaches, but sometimes you need a pro like DeadOne to get the job done right.
