The Termite Guy FAQs

German cockroaches travel through wall voids, along utility lines, and in infested items moved between units. They can also migrate when neighboring units are treated.

American cockroaches often enter buildings from sewers through drains or utility openings. They also move indoors from landscape areas.

These roaches are omnivorous scavengers, eating decaying organic matter, sweets, starches, and even book bindings and clothing.

Yes, American cockroaches can fly short distances and glide, particularly when temperatures are warm. They're more likely to run than fly.

These roaches prefer warm, humid areas near food and water. Common hiding spots include kitchen cabinets, appliances, and wall voids.

American cockroaches are the largest common cockroach species, growing up to 2 inches long. They're sometimes called palmetto bugs.

German cockroaches typically live 100-200 days. During this time, females can produce 4-8 egg cases, each containing 30-40 eggs.

Food residue, moisture, and warmth attract German cockroaches. They're particularly drawn to kitchens and bathrooms.

German cockroaches are light brown with two dark stripes behind their head. Adults are about 1/2 to 5/8 inch long.

German cockroaches reproduce rapidly, develop resistance to pesticides quickly, and can hide in very small spaces. A single female can produce up to 400 offspring.