Affordable Pest Control and Roach Control in Greater Tulsa Oklahoma

For over a decade we have been on the cutting-edge of pest control treating residential homes, businesses, and restaurants. No one likes to see a roach in their kitchen or living space. Most people feel their home is sacred and a cockroach is an unwanted pest. We can rid your home of roaches with one call. We’ve been doing it for years. All of our treatments are child-safe and pet-safe. You can even go green and request an organic method if you prefer.

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We are happy to address all your concerns when you contact us to eliminate the roaches in your home or commercial business property. We even have treatments that can stop them outside before they even come inside your home. This prevents reinfestation. We can do a one-time treatment or schedule regular maintenance.

Common Roach Varieties Found in Tulsa Oklahoma

7 Indicators That Your Home Has a Roach Infestation

• If you see a roach, they are usually not alone. Expect to see others as they breed very fast.
• Brown streaks across your counters, walls cabinets, and floors. Cockroaches often leave a brown liquid behind them as they walk through your house. Do not touch these markings without gloves because there can be disease-carrying ingredients that may be harmful to humans and pets. Salmonellosis and typhoid fever can be contracted by transmission.
• Roaches molt therefore you may see their shed skins around your home.
• Roaches leave an odor, so the more roaches, the more of a sweet funky smell you may detect. It’s not a pleasant smell. If you’re away from your home and come back, you’ll notice it even more.
• Often you’ll see roach droppings on your kitchen and bathroom counters, inside of cabinets, or on floors. They are small dark elongated pellets.
• Roach eggs will stick to different out-of-the-way places where roaches tend to hide. They look like short brown tubes with rounded ends (see photo above for images of cockroach larvae).
• Dead roaches will be found inside kitchen and bathroom cabinets or on the floor as they come to the end of their life cycle.