Rove beetles live in decaying organic matter and soil, and so often enter homes through cracks seeking the leaf litter, debris, rocks, and plants commonly found in basements.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, where do rove beetles come from?A rove beetle in northern Chile. Most rove beetles are found in moist habitats in association with soil or decaying organic matter. They may be seen under debris or rocks, in compost piles, or crawling on plants. Adults have even been found in sweet corn tassels and silks late in the season!Also Know, are there rove beetles in the US? Rove beetles aren’t yet available for release in the United States. There are no special control measures for rove beetles. They do no harm in the garden, and once the insects or decaying matter that they feed on is gone, the beetles go away on their own. Beside this, how do I get rid of rove beetles in my house? How to Prevent Rove Beetle in your house Use Bygone or Ridsect to spray around lighting area. Spray around the perimeter of the bed to prevent the bugs from crawling to your bed. Kill all the food source such as (fly moth) and other insects around your area. Do not step of the insects. If spotted, use ridsect and kill it. Do not use hands to pick it up. Do rove beetles have wings?The rove beetles are a family (Staphylinidae) of beetles, primarily distinguished by their short elytra (wing covers) that typically leave more than half of their abdominal segments exposed.