What is a primary reason pest control measures may fail with cockroaches?

The primary reason pest control measures may fail with cockroaches is often linked to ignoring moisture control. Cockroaches thrive in environments that provide them with access to moisture, as they require water to survive. Without effectively managing moisture levels, such as fixing leaks, reducing humidity, and eliminating standing water, control measures can be significantly undermined. Even if pest control treatments are applied correctly, if moisture sources remain, cockroaches will continue to be attracted to the area, breed, and survive, leading to persistent infestations despite treatment efforts. Therefore, addressing moisture control is a crucial component in successfully managing and eradicating cockroach populations.