Roach Control in Weston, FL for Newer Homes and Townhomes

Roach Control in Weston

A newer home in a well-kept Weston community still gets roaches. Palmetto bugs and smoky brown roaches live in the thick mulch beds, clustered palms and irrigation valve boxes that fill HOA landscaping, and in the storm drains along every street. Daily irrigation keeps that mulch damp all year, which is exactly what they like. When heavy rain floods the ground, they move toward garages, sliding doors, dryer vents and plumbing gaps.

Weston's townhome and villa communities share walls and sometimes attics, so German cockroaches that get into one unit can spread to the next. Busy households also bring them in on grocery bags, delivery boxes and secondhand items. Large homes with summer kitchens, wet bars and multiple bathrooms simply have more warm, damp places for roaches to settle.

What We Treat for Roach in Weston

• Palmetto bugs from mulch, palms, valve boxes and drains
• Smoky brown roaches in gutters, palms and attics
• German cockroaches in kitchens, wet bars and bathrooms
• Garages, laundry rooms and dryer vents
• Gaps around garage doors, sliding doors and plumbing

Townhomes and Shared Walls

In Weston townhomes, roaches can come from next door. We'll treat your unit, focus on shared walls and plumbing and tell you honestly if the problem seems to be coming from elsewhere, so you can talk with your neighbor or the association.

Keeping Roaches Out Between Visits

Replace worn garage seals and check that your dryer vent flap closes. Ask your landscaper to keep mulch a few inches off the foundation. Store garage items in plastic bins instead of cardboard. Keep food sealed and trash emptied. Break down delivery boxes and get them out of the house quickly.