Cockroaches, especially the American and German varieties common to Southeastern Pennsylvania, have been turning up in kitchens and basements at a higher rate than usual.
Because the heavy rains are flushing them out of their comfort zones—storm drains, crawlspaces, and sewer systems—right into residential areas.
This week’s forecast says warm and humid—ideal for insect activity. So, if your home, (like mine) is feeling a little more “alive” than usual, it’s time to act fast.
When it rains in our area, the roaches rise. Keep them out with proactive prevention and a reliable pest plan. Look at your options here at Ned’s Pest Control an expert division of Ned’s Home.
