Expert Roach Exterminator in Houston, TX

Intensive Inspection

When you call us, we conduct a thorough inspection to find all problem areas. We check all possible entry points, including light fixtures, doors, window frames, and garbage areas. We look for all nesting sites, water sources, food sources, and everything else that's both attracting them and keeping them at your house.

Customized Plan

Using the gathered information, we create a customized treatment plan that's guaranteed to work or we treat your home or business at no additional cost until the problem is resolved.

The Extermination Process

We use the latest technology to create a strong barrier against roaches, spiders, and other pests. Moreover, we use baits and treat the spaces in between bricks close to the ground to get rid of breeding and nesting insects. Our process is thorough, non-invasive, and doesn't require you to interrupt your daily life.

Follow Up

One treatment doesn't keep the pests away forever. So we perform follow-up treatments to keep the pests away permanently if you sign up for one of our year-round pest management plans.

German Cockroach

Adult German cockroaches are light brown with parallel stripes on their backs. They start their lives as eggs inside a casing called oothecae. Female cockroaches carry this on their abdomen for around two days before hatching, then deposit it in a safe, hidden location. In optimal conditions, German cockroach nymphs molt around six to seven times in 100 days. German roaches can feed on almost anything, even objects with zero nutritional value, and can avoid and detect many insecticides.

American Cockroach

American cockroaches are a bit red in color, with a yellow band outlining the part behind their head. They live mainly outdoors, but it's not uncommon to find these invasive insects inside homes and businesses once they experience a change in climate or a food shortage outside. Adult American roaches have wings but can only fly short distances. They feed on many kinds of food items — pretty much everything you have in your pantry — and outdoors eat fungi, algae, decaying leaves, and small insects.

Brown-banded Cockroach

Brown-banded cockroaches are dark brown with brown bands across their bodies. Their color and size allow them to blend into their environment, so finding them can be difficult. They love living near refrigerator motors and other electronic equipment to avoid bright light and water. Female brown-banded cockroaches produce around 14 oothecae in their lifetime, and in harsh surroundings hatching can take as long as 276 days. They feed on almost anything, from books and boxes to trash and pantry food items.

Oriental Cockroach

Oriental cockroaches are reddish-brown and are primarily an outdoor species. People often see them around debris, firewood, stones, and leaves, as well as beneath porches. While they love living outdoors, these insects tend to invade properties during the summer season, preferring damp, sheltered areas for nests and hiding spaces. Oriental cockroaches have a seasonal developmental cycle, with the highest numbers typically appearing in early summer or late spring.