Roach Spray

What Do Professionals Use to Spray for Roaches?

When treating for roaches, professionals will use a variety of different professional roach killer products including professional roach sprays. Some common sprays used by professionals include Advion WDG, which contains Indoxacarb, an effective insecticide against cockroaches.

Selecting the best professional roach spray for your home is important and for areas where you cannot apply a spray, such as small cracks and crevices, you can use roach dust products that the professionals use. When applying roach dusts be sure to use the product as directed by the product’s label.

What Really Keeps Roaches Away?

The best roach killer method to keep roaches like the American Cockroach or the Oriental Cockroach away requires a combination of methods. You will need to do a roach inspection, carry out a treatment for roaches, and use roach prevention methods to effectively keep roaches away.

When finding a roach spray that works, you must read the product’s label to determine how to safely apply the product, where the product should be sprayed, and the application rate for your treatment area. Some roach sprays are not exclusively for roaches, rather some sprays may act as an ant and roach spray along with other pests. Although they are labeled for a variety of pests, our roach sprays will treat the cockroaches you are seeing as long as you follow the product’s label.

While some roach sprays may kill cockroaches instantly, it is important to understand that this may only be a temporary solution. Depending on the level of your roach problem, you will want to use a residual cockroach spray as it will continuously kill roaches that may infest your home. Roach sprays such as a Talstar, Suspend SC, and Alpine WSG provide the residual effect you need when treating roaches. When a residual roach spray is used with our roach baits, this is a great way how to kill a cockroach or palmetto bug as the active ingredient in these products can spread and kill other cockroaches. When applying a bait or residual spray, you will need to read the product’s label for a proper and safe application.