Roach Control
Brownsville, TX

Brownsville's subtropical climate — warm temperatures and high humidity year-round — provides ideal conditions for cockroaches. The proximity to the Mexico border also means more travel and commerce, which can introduce roach species into homes and businesses.

No. The large roaches (up to 2 inches) are usually American cockroaches, which typically live outdoors and enter through drains and gaps. The small roaches (about 1/2 inch) are German cockroaches, which live and breed indoors and are much harder to eliminate.

A professional treatment can significantly reduce roach populations within 1-2 weeks. However, German cockroach infestations may require 2-3 follow-up treatments over 4-6 weeks to fully eliminate, as eggs continue to hatch after the initial treatment.

Professional roach treatments use EPA-approved products applied in targeted areas away from children and pets. Gel baits are placed in cracks and crevices, not exposed surfaces. Your pest control technician will advise on any precautions.

Yes. Sanitation is critical for roach control. Roaches need food, water, and shelter to survive. Eliminating food sources and moisture makes treatments more effective and prevents reinfestation. However, cleaning alone rarely eliminates an established infestation.