Roach Exterminator in Houston
In Houston, seeing a roach isn't a housekeeping failure — it's a Tuesday. What matters is which roach it is, and we'll tell you straight before anyone sells you anything.
Roach Treatment
Two very different roaches, two very different fixes
The two-inch one that ambushed you in the garage and the little ones behind the coffee maker are not the same problem. One wandered in. The other moved in.
The big outdoor roaches — the ones that show up after a hot, wet week and act like they own the hallway — are exactly what the quarterly system exists for. The exterior barrier stops them at the wall, the interior treatment catches the ones already inside, and the barrier is renewed every quarter. The whole first visit is $249.99, inspection and walkthrough included.
German roaches are the ones that moved in. They're small, they multiply relentlessly, and they cluster around appliances, plumbing and warm gaps in kitchens and bathrooms. Spraying just scatters them — clearing an infestation takes targeted baiting where they actually harbor, plus follow-up to catch the hatch cycles. That's a specialty job, and it starts with an inspection and an honest read on how far they've spread.
Everyday roaches: covered by the $249.99 first visit. German roach infestations: inspection first, then a clear plan.
Call Now! (281) 694-7553Frequently Asked Questions
Roach questions, answered straight
How much does a roach exterminator cost in Houston?
For typical roach activity, the first visit is $249.99 — inspection, treatment and walkthrough included — and each scheduled visit after is $89.99. German roach infestations are quoted after inspection, because the honest price depends on how far they've spread.
Why do German roaches keep coming back?
Because sprays kill the ones you see, not the population breeding behind the fridge and inside wall gaps. German roaches need targeted baiting placed where they actually harbor, plus follow-up to catch the hatch cycles — which is exactly how we treat them.
I saw one big roach — do I have an infestation?
Take a breath — usually not. The big ones wander in from outside, especially after warm, wet weather, and mostly mean your exterior barrier is due. The ones worth worrying about are small, and they show up in the kitchen at night. If that's what you're seeing, call us.
Do you treat ants too?
Yes — ants are part of the everyday pests the quarterly service covers, treated at the barrier and wherever trails show up inside.
Tell us what's crawling
Describe what you're seeing — where, how many, how small — and we'll give you a straight answer about what it likely is.