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Throughout the world there are over 3,000 different species of cockroaches. Fifty of these species reside right here within the U.S. These pests can be seen as scavengers due to the fact that they will eat anything organic. They are attracted to warm, damp environments, which can usually be located somewhere within a house. During the daytime they spend their time hidden under refrigerators, stoves, cabinets or any other niche which can be deemed secluded. During the night these pests emerge from their dark residencies in search of food and water. The three most common species of cockroaches are the German cockroach, American cockroach, and the brown-banded cockroach. Any sight of cockroaches during the daytime hours can mean that the infestation is significant.

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