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Folks may not see eye to eye on all subjects, but everyone can agree that cockroaches are repulsive—they spread disease, multiply rapidly, and can make people uncomfortable in their own homes. In Texas, cockroaches are a persistent problem, meaning they can easily infest your home, especially if it isn’t inspected regularly.
When you partner with our team of experienced cockroach exterminators, you can expect:
If your home has a roach problem or you want to proactively protect yourself from having one, call the roach extermination experts at Alamo Termite & Pest Control today.
To learn more, check out our blog on how to get rid of cockroaches or our official guide to roach treatments.
This package covers interior and ongoing seasonal 30' perimeter exterior treatments of pests covered in the economy plan plus rodents (1 bait station), ants, fire ants, wasp nests, mud daubers, fleas & ticks, german roaches, pantry pests, beetles, and annual pest audit.
Initial Fee Starts at $179
This package covers interior and ongoing seasonal 30' perimeter exterior treatments of pests covered in the defender plan. This is our flagship product that includes termite coverage, plus wire mesh placed in your home’s weep holes, fire ant control for a whole standard size yard, scorpions, venomous spiders, annual termite inspection, and annual pest audit.
$349 Initial Fee for Sentricon System Applies
Cockroaches are extremely resilient pests that can’t just be removed with DIY treatments. This is why most homeowners rely on a professional roach exterminator like us to help rid them of these insects. Our technicians use the latest eradication products and methods to target roaches where they nest and disrupt their life cycles.
Roach extermination requires a comprehensive approach tailored to each situation, which is why our technicians offer a wide variety of the best cockroach extermination treatments:
Due to the impact it can have on your family and the environment, we do not use roach fumigation methods, also known as ‘bug bombs’—instead relying on more effective methods.
In addition to seeing a cockroach during daylight hours, there are several other common signs of a cockroach infestation:
If you are noticing any of these signs or are looking to inspect your home just in case, now is the best time to reach out to our team of experienced roach exterminators.
There are four distinct types of cockroaches that can be found in Texas:
But regardless of the type of cockroach infesting your home, our team of roach removal specialists is here to help identify the pest, create a custom treatment plan, and be there for you during every step of the process.
Should pests persist in between scheduled treatments, simply let us know and we’ll re-service your home for no additional cost to you. That’s our guarantee to you!
As a locally-owned and operated company, our team of exterminators takes great pride in helping our community. We’ve provided dependable, affordable pest control across the region since 1993.
Aaron with Alamo was very prompt and courteous. We appreciate such good service. We have no complaints!
Kristen Noack, Carrollton Office
Great experience! The technician, Aaron, was extremely polite and punctual. Would definitely use their services again!
Margaret Barbi, Carrollton Office
Troy came and got rid of all the pest in the house!!!!!!!!!!
Jada Person, Carrollton Office
Most often, it’s the German cockroach — Texas A&M AgriLife entomologists note it’s the only Texas cockroach species that lives exclusively indoors, which makes it the most commonly controlled roach pest in homes statewide (American, Oriental, and smokybrown roaches also show up in Texas, but tend to come in from outside). Our base Defender Plan specifically covers German roaches.
Both. The EPA states cockroaches carry bacteria that can cause salmonella, staphylococcus, and streptococcus infections if deposited on food. Separately, cockroach allergens are recognized by the CDC and EPA as one of the major indoor asthma triggers — research on inner-city children found that higher cockroach allergen exposure in the home correlated with more asthma symptoms. This is part of why “just a few roaches” isn’t a problem to ignore.
Because it doesn’t work well and isn’t the safest option. We do not use roach fumigation methods, also known as “bug bombs” — instead we rely on sprays, dusting treatments, roach baiting stations, traps, and stepped-up sanitation, which target where roaches actually live rather than just the open air.
Quickly. University of Florida IFAS Extension research puts a single female German cockroach’s lifetime output at roughly 240 to 320 offspring across about 8 egg cases. Populations compound fast once they establish, which is why a “few roaches at night” complaint often turns out to be a much bigger population once an inspection happens.
A comprehensive inspection to locate hiding spots, a customized treatment plan for that specific property, and treatment using the methods above — plus phone lines open 24/7 to reach the team and recurring treatment programs for ongoing protection, since roaches can keep migrating in from neighboring units or outdoors.
Free retreatment is built in: should pests persist between scheduled treatments, we re-service the home at no additional cost.
