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What Causes The Foul Indoor Odor That Is Associated With Cockroach Infestations?

What Causes The Foul Indoor Odor That Is Associated With Cockroach Infestations?

by John Bozarjian | Oct 16, 2020 | Blog, Roaches

In the northeast US, three cockroach species are well known for commonly invading homes where they establish hidden nesting sites, pose a nuisance to humans, plant egg sacs in concealed areas, and smear a variety of disease-causing microorganisms on indoor surfaces....
Earwig Infestations Closely Mirror Cockroach Infestations

Earwig Infestations Closely Mirror Cockroach Infestations

by John Bozarjian | Sep 28, 2020 | Blog, Pest Control

Several species of earwigs can be found in the United States, some of which are native, while others are non-native. The earwig species that are well documented as being common pests of homes and buildings in the US are generally non-native species, the most notable...
What Many People Overlook While Roach-Proofing Their Home

What Many People Overlook While Roach-Proofing Their Home

by John Bozarjian | Sep 24, 2020 | Blog, Roaches

Most cockroach species that have been documented worldwide are not considered pests, but several species in the US frequently infest homes and buildings. The most common cockroach pest species include American cockroaches, Oriental cockroaches and German cockroaches,...
Why German Cockroaches Are Better Adapted To Thriving Indoors

Why German Cockroaches Are Better Adapted To Thriving Indoors

by John Bozarjian | Jul 13, 2020 | Blog, Pest Control, Roaches

Multiple cockroach species are major indoor pests in Massachusetts, and while they are all equally ugly, they are not necessarily easy to tell apart. The four primary cockroach pest species in the United States include American, German, Orienal, and brown-banded...
Smartphone Video Footage Showing Numerous Cockroaches Crawling On Food In The Regis College Dining Hall Has Raised Concerns About Food Contamination

Smartphone Video Footage Showing Numerous Cockroaches Crawling On Food In The Regis College Dining Hall Has Raised Concerns About Food Contamination

by John Bozarjian | May 27, 2020 | Blog, Roaches

Every two years, the US Census Bureau carries out a nationwide survey that asks American citizens of all backgrounds a series of questions concerning residential life and housing conditions. This survey is known as the American Housing Survey, and it covers numerous...
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