Have you ever wondered why cockroaches suddenly start showing up in your house? It’s normal to spot a bug or two now and then—cockroaches, ants, termites, and other insects do occasionally wander indoors. But when you start seeing cockroaches more frequently or in large numbers, it’s definitely time to pay closer attention. Especially if they seem to be nesting in your home, that’s a red flag. Cockroaches are highly opportunistic pests,
They typically enter houses in search of three things: food, water, and shelter. If your home has easily accessible crumbs, leftover food scraps, or even just consistent moisture in areas like the kitchen…
If your home has easily accessible crumbs, leftover food scraps, or even just consistent moisture in areas like the kitchen, bathroom, or under the sink, you’re basically rolling out the welcome mat for them. They love warm, dark, and damp environments, which is why they’re often found behind appliances, inside cupboards, or in wall cracks.
And because they’re nocturnal, they’re most active at night—when the lights are off and the house is quiet. So, if you’ve started noticing them around more often, it might be time to do a deep clean, check for leaks, and seal up any potential entry points. Have you been dealing with roaches recently, or just getting curious about them?
