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Cockroach control in South Florida, treated at the source.

South Florida’s heat and humidity keep roaches active all year. We inspect your home for free, identify which roach you have, and treat where they live and breed.

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Why it matters

A roach problem rarely stays small.

Roaches are more than an unpleasant surprise in the kitchen. Left alone, the problem grows.

They contaminate food and surfaces

Roaches travel through drains and trash, then across counters, dishes and food, leaving droppings and bacteria behind.

They can trigger allergies and asthma

Roach droppings, saliva and shed skins are a known trigger for allergies and asthma, especially in children.

They multiply quickly

German roaches breed indoors all year. A few can turn into a serious infestation within a few months.

Close-up of a cockroach
Know the signs

Signs of a cockroach infestation.

Roaches out in daylight

Roaches hide during the day. Seeing them in the open, especially in daylight, often means there are many more out of sight.

Droppings

Dark specks that look like ground pepper or coffee grounds, in drawers, cabinets and along countertops.

Egg cases

Small brown capsules behind appliances, inside cabinets or in cardboard boxes.

A musty smell

A strong, oily or musty odor that gets worse as the number of roaches grows.

Roaches we treat

The cockroaches we treat in South Florida.

We treat all types of roaches. Our technician identifies which one you have first, because each calls for different treatment.

The indoor roach

German roach

Small and light brown, with two dark stripes behind the head. It lives and breeds indoors, and its numbers grow fast.

Where we find them
Kitchens, bathrooms, behind appliances
The palmetto bug

American roach

Large and reddish brown. It lives outdoors and in drains, and comes inside looking for water and food.

Where we find them
Garages, drains, attics, around the yard
And the rest

Other roaches

Australian, smokybrown and other outdoor roaches wander in from mulch, palms and leaf litter. We treat them too.

Where we find them
Mulch beds, porches, garages, entry points
Easy to confuse

German roach or palmetto bug?

They are the two roaches South Florida homeowners see most, and they behave very differently.

German roach

Breeds indoors
DRAWN TO SCALE WITH THE PALMETTO BUG
Size
About ½ inch
Color
Light brown, two dark stripes
Where it lives
Indoors: kitchens and bathrooms

Palmetto bug

Comes in from outside
AMERICAN ROACH
Size
1½ to 2 inches
Color
Reddish brown
Where it lives
Outdoors, drains and garages

Not sure which one you have? Take a photo or keep one in a bag, and we’ll identify it during your free inspection.

How we treat

Cockroach treatment matched to what we find.

Every job starts with a free inspection. Our technician chooses the treatment based on which roach it is, where it is living and how far it has spread.

Gel bait

Placed in the cracks, hinges and corners where roaches hide and feed.

Granular bait

Bait in granule form, placed only around the outside perimeter of your home.

Spray

Applied around the outside perimeter of your home, and inside only where there is evidence of roach activity.

Dust

Applied into cracks, voids and other hidden spaces.

Why we recommend recurring service

A one-time service never works for a roach infestation. Recurring service is what eliminates it, and keeping the service afterwards works like maintenance: it keeps your home protected year-round.

Prevention

How to keep roaches out.

Roaches come looking for food, water and shelter. These habits make your home less inviting, but they will not end an infestation that has already started.

Keep the kitchen clean

Wipe counters, sweep up crumbs and don’t leave dirty dishes in the sink overnight.

Store food in sealed containers

That includes pet food. Don’t leave it out overnight.

Fix leaks and dry up moisture

Roaches need water. Repair dripping faucets and pipes under sinks.

Take the trash out often

Use bins with lids that close tightly, inside and outside.

Seal gaps and cracks

Around pipes, doors, windows and where utilities enter the home.

Get rid of cardboard and clutter

Boxes and paper bags give roaches a place to hide and lay egg cases.

Questions

Cockroach control questions, answered.

Have a different question? Call our office in Davie, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.

Nothing. The inspection is free.

No. A one-time service never works for a roach infestation. Recurring service is what eliminates it, and keeping the service afterwards keeps your home protected year-round, like maintenance.

Gel bait, granular bait, sprays and dusts. Our technician decides which to use based on what the inspection finds.

Yes. German roaches live and breed indoors, while palmetto bugs come in from outside, so they are treated differently. Our technician identifies which one you have.

Food, water and shelter. Crumbs, grease, pet food, leaky pipes and cardboard boxes all draw them in.

Even a clean home offers water and shelter. Palmetto bugs come in from outside through drains, gaps and open doors, and German roaches can arrive in boxes, bags or used appliances.

We apply every product according to its label. We recommend keeping children and pets away from the treatment areas while we are treating and until the product dries.

Across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and Port St. Lucie. Call us or use the ZIP checker on the homepage to confirm your address.

Seeing roaches? Don’t wait.

The inspection is free, and you get a written quote before any work starts.

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