Are pest infestations typically evenly distributed in infested apartments?

Pest infestations are generally not evenly distributed within infested apartments. This is due to various factors that influence pest behavior, habitat preferences, and access to food and shelter. Different areas of an apartment may provide varying degrees of ideal conditions for pests. For example, areas that are more cluttered or provide more hiding spots will often have a higher concentration of pests. Additionally, the movement and migration patterns of pests can lead to localized infestations, where one room or section of the apartment may be heavily infested while others remain relatively unaffected. Temperature, humidity, and the availability of food sources also play critical roles in determining where pests are likely to thrive. This uneven distribution necessitates targeted inspection and control measures during pest management.