Roaches In Attic Insulation

The treatment gets on the roach as it crawls around the insulation.

Roaches in attic insulation.

No fog dust or spray in the world will get to anything there. Place sticky traps around your attic. Cockroaches and fleas are common household pests that often are controlled using these products. Sticky traps such as tomcat glue cockroach trap lure cockroaches with.

Certain areas of the home can harbor insects such as attics basements kitchens and bathrooms making these rooms common areas where bug bombs are placed. If you are having a problem with roaches water bugs you should look at treating more than just the attic especially since the roaches are coming in from the outside. Most insulation materials that are treated for pest control purposes can help take care of the most common home invaders such as ants and cockroaches. We would highly suggest you look at getting one of our roach control kits for indoor and home perimeter use and a granular insecticide for long term control in the yard around the home to cut down on the numbers in your area.

Poison comes in the form of bait dusts and sprays. Boric acid used on insulation is deadly for roaches and other self grooming insects. Spiders simply slink back into their web lined holes while silverfish ants roaches and the like retreat to the underside of the 6 to 10 inches of life preserving insulation. Bug bombs fumigate areas that have insect infestations and kill bugs within hours of release.

Pest control attic insulation is the result of a revolutionary merger of two well respected technologies natural cellulose insulation and natural borate pesticides creating thermal acoustical pest control insulation the only stabilized pest control insulation.