Palmetto bugs
Clear, Florida-specific guidance for keeping large outdoor roaches from becoming an indoor problem.
Baby Palmetto Bug? A Florida Home Guide
A young roach can be unsettling to find indoors. Learn what a baby palmetto bug may look like, what one sighting can mean, and when to investigate further.
What Attracts Palmetto Bugs in Florida Homes?
Moisture, shelter, food, and easy entry points can make a Florida home more inviting to palmetto bugs. Here is what to check first.
Palmetto Bug vs. Cockroach: What Is the Difference?
A palmetto bug is a cockroach, but the name can describe several large Florida species. Learn what a sighting may mean and what to check next.
How to Get Rid of Palmetto Bugs in Florida Homes
A practical Florida-home checklist for reducing palmetto bug activity, closing entry routes, and knowing when repeat sightings need an inspection.
Do Palmetto Bugs Fly? A Florida Home Guide
Some large Florida cockroaches can fly or glide. Learn what a flying palmetto bug may mean, what to check, and when repeat sightings need attention.
Where Do Palmetto Bugs Come From?
Palmetto bugs usually start outdoors around Florida homes. Learn where they shelter, how they get inside, and what repeated sightings can mean.
How to Keep Palmetto Bugs Away From Your Florida Home
A practical Florida-home guide to reducing outdoor shelter, moisture, and entry points that can bring palmetto bugs close to the house.
Do Palmetto Bugs Bite? What Florida Homeowners Should Know
Palmetto bugs rarely bite people. Learn why a red mark is hard to identify, what the real concerns are, and when repeated roach activity needs attention.
Are Palmetto Bugs Dangerous? A Florida Home Guide
Palmetto bugs are unsettling, but the real concern is repeated indoor activity. Learn what to watch for and what to do next.