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Cockroach Extermination in Queens

Roaches are one of the most common and frustrating infestations in Queens apartments, homes & Restaurants .
If you’re seeing one during the day, there may be many hiding behind walls or appliances.
We provide precision treatment for German, American, and other common NYC roaches.

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NYC Cockroach History: Why They’re So Common

New York City has one of the highest cockroach infestation rates in the country. Due to the city’s dense housing, older buildings, and extensive subway system, roaches have found the perfect environment to thrive year-round.

The most common roach species in NYC include:
    •    German cockroach – Small, fast, and extremely common in kitchens and apartments
    •    American cockroach – Large (up to 2 inches), reddish-brown, found in basements, boiler rooms, and sewer-connected areas
    •    Oriental cockroach – Dark, slow, and prefers cooler, damp areas
    •    Brown-banded cockroach – Smaller and less common, usually in high cabinets and appliances

Why Roaches Spread in Queens Homes
•    Shared walls in multi-unit buildings
    •    Leaks and excess moisture
    •    Unsealed pipe openings
    •    Cluttered storage and food-access points

These pests are known to spread bacteria, contaminate food, and trigger asthma, especially in children. In fact, roach allergens are one of the top contributors to asthma attacks in NYC. That’s why fast and professional extermination is critical.
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What You Can Do Today

  •    Store food in sealed containers
    •    Fix leaks quickly
    •    Clear under-sink clutter
    •    Take trash out nightly
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Health Risks of a Roach Infestation

Roaches are more than a nuisance—they’re a health hazard. Cockroach infestations can lead to:
    •    Food poisoning from contaminated surfaces and ingredients
    •    Triggered asthma and allergy symptoms
    •    Skin rashes or eye irritation from allergens
    •    Unpleasant odors caused by pheromones and droppings

Roaches can spread pathogens like Salmonella, E. coli, and even parasitic worms. They’re nocturnal, reproduce rapidly, and can survive on almost anything—crumbs, grease, even glue or soap.
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What Kind of Roaches Do We Treat?

We handle all major NYC species:
    •    German Cockroach (fast breeders, kitchens)
    •    American Cockroach (large, basements/sewers)
    •    Oriental Cockroach (slow, damp areas)
    •    Brown-Banded Cockroach (less common, high cabinets/appliances)
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Our Roach Treatment Approach

1) Inspection + Species ID
Correct ID = correct strategy.

2) Targeted Gel/Bait + Breeding Control
We focus on breaking the reproduction cycle.

3) Crack & Crevice Treatment
Under sinks, behind stoves/fridges, bathrooms, and utility areas.

4) Prevention Guidance
We show you how to reduce moisture and food access.
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After Treatment:
    •    Avoid using household cleaners on treated areas for 7 days
    •    Don’t disturb bait placements
    •    Continue storing food and waste securely
    •    Let us know if you see new activity
Areas We Service

We proudly serve neighborhoods across Queens including St. Albans, Jamaica, Hollis, Queens Village, Cambria Heights, Laurelton, Rosedale, Springfield Gardens, South Ozone Park, Ozone Park, Richmond Hill, Kew Gardens, Forest Hills, Fresh Meadows, Bellerose, Bayside, Flushing, Astoria, Long Island City, and surrounding area
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Common Questions About Cockroaches

Find answers to frequently asked questions about Cockroaches , treatment methods, and what to expect.
What’s the fastest way to get rid of roaches?

Professional baiting and targeted crack-and-crevice treatment, plus follow-up visits, is the fastest way to eliminate roaches.

Do roach bombs work?

Roach bombs rarely solve infestations and can drive roaches deeper into walls and new rooms

Why do I see roaches mostly at night?

Roaches are nocturnal; nighttime sightings often indicate they’re established and searching for food and water.

How can I prevent cockroaches from coming back?


    •    Keep food sealed and floors clean of crumbs/grease
    •    Take trash out regularly; keep bins covered
    •    Fix leaks and reduce moisture
    •    Reduce clutter and cardboard storage
    •    Seal gaps around pipes, baseboards, and cabinets
    •    Schedule routine service if your building is high-risk

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