....And if you’ve ever done a “roach job” that turned into a callback loop, you already know why. This one is one of my personal favorites out of everything I’ve taught in pest control management. Module: German Roaches (Inspection → Treatment → Follow-up) Not theory. Not fluff. Field protocol. Here’s what techs usually get wrong: ❌ They try to spray roaches away (you can’t) ❌ They skip the biology (so they chase symptoms) ❌ They don’t vacuum (so bait never gets a fair fight) ❌ They don’t map hotspots (so the next tech is guessing) ❌ They treat the customer like they’re “not part of it” (then wonder why it comes back) In the module, I break down my repeatable framework: ✅ Inspect like a surgeon (flashlight + signs + source logic) ✅ Vacuum first (population reset: adults, skins, allergens, egg casings) ✅ Flush to confirm (don’t guess—make them show themselves) ✅ Bait tight (thigmotactic behavior = seams/cracks/corners) ✅ Regulate with IGR (stop the future) ✅ Spot treat with purpose (precision > volume) ✅ Follow up 1–2 weeks (measure, don’t hope) ✅ Educate + document (because control is not a chemical… it’s a process) One line I want every pro to remember: “The guy with the biggest tank doesn’t win. The guy with the cleanest inspection does.” https://www.loom.com/share/1e0b501222064f79adbb08d82afa38fd #PestControl #IPM #GermanRoaches #CockroachControl #PestManagement #FieldTraining #ServicePro #TechnicianLife #Operations #CustomerExperience

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