Who Treats Cockroaches in the Dayton and the Miami Valley?
19 pest companies in the Dayton and the Miami Valley name cockroaches, and 19 of them name it on their own website. Most sit around Dayton (12) and Springfield (3).
- Companies19
- Named on own site19 of 19
- Open Saturdays9 of 19
- With public reviews14 of 19
Quick Answers
What cockroach is most common in Ohio homes?
The German cockroach. It is small, light brown, and lives near kitchens and bathrooms where it is warm and damp.
Why are roaches hard to get rid of?
They breed fast and hide in cracks you cannot reach. Gel baits plus cleanup of food and water sources work better than spraying alone.
How long does roach treatment take?
Expect a first visit and a follow up two to three weeks later. Bad cases in apartments may need more.
Does a roach company need a license in Ohio?
Ohio requires a pesticide business license from the Ohio Department of Agriculture for any company that applies pesticides on someone else’s property for pay. Ask for the license number before work starts.
Who Lists Cockroaches
Companies that name cockroaches on their own site come first, then the ones that name the most pests.
See cockroaches companies across Ohio or every pest company in the Dayton and the Miami Valley.
What to Know Before You Call About Cockroaches
Seeing roaches in the daytime often means there are a lot of them.
Clean under the stove and fridge, fix drips, and store food in sealed bins before the first visit. The treatment works better that way.
In apartments, roaches move between units. Ask the landlord if the whole building is being treated.