American Cockroach Control in Kansas City

They live in sewers, storm drains and damp crawlspaces and come up through floor drains, dry P-traps, cracked sewer lines and gaps around plumbing. Older homes and buildings near the river see more of them.

One or two in a basement in summer is common. Regular sightings mean an entry point that needs closing.

We inspect drains, plumbing penetrations, the crawlspace and the sewer cleanout, treat the areas where they are harboring, and tell you which entry points to seal. For recurring sewer pressure, treatment is timed to the warm months when they are active.

Run water in unused floor drains and sinks every week or two so traps stay full. Keep drain covers on, seal gaps around pipes, and reduce basement humidity.