Cockroach Control Services

Yes. We use a combination of baits, targeted applications, and sanitation guidance. Heavier infestations may require multiple follow-ups for best results.

Cockroaches enter through gaps around doors, plumbing lines, and vents—or by hitchhiking in grocery bags, boxes, and used appliances. Sealing entry points and keeping areas clean helps prevent infestations.

Yes. Roaches can carry bacteria that contaminate food and surfaces, triggering allergies and asthma in sensitive individuals. Prompt professional treatment reduces these health risks.

It’s best not to. Over-the-counter sprays can repel roaches and interfere with our professional baits. Wait until after your treatment plan is complete.

You may notice activity for a couple of weeks as roaches emerge and contact the treated areas. This is normal. Populations steadily decline as the products take effect.

Keep food sealed, promptly clean up spills, and reduce clutter. Repair plumbing leaks and store pet food in sealed containers. Regular service with Green Team Pest provides lasting protection.

German cockroaches are smaller—usually about ½ inch long—with light brown or tan coloring and two dark parallel stripes just behind the head. They’re almost always found indoors, especially in kitchens and bathrooms. Other cockroach speci

German roaches reproduce quickly and hide in tight, warm spaces like behind refrigerators and under sinks. Professional baiting and growth regulators target all life stages for complete control.

Yes. People and pets should leave during service and remain out for about 2–4 hours until products have dried and it’s safe to return.

Yes. Avoid wiping baseboards or baited areas for at least two weeks. You can clean countertops and food-prep areas carefully, but don’t disrupt treated zones.

Possibly. Activity may increase briefly as the insects move around and encounter bait. This is expected and shows the treatment is working.

Usually within 2–3 weeks. Follow-ups ensure egg cycles are broken and bait remains active where roaches were previously hiding.