Cockroach Control in New Braunfels, TX

Q: What species of roaches are common around New Braunfels, TX?

The most common species are German cockroaches, American cockroaches, and smoky brown roaches. Each needs a different treatment plan, so an inspection helps identify the exact type.

Seeing even one cockroach in your home or business is enough to make anyone uncomfortable, and chances are, if you spot one, more are hiding nearby. At Pest Control New Braunfels, we are local roach extermination experts in New Braunfels, dedicated to helping families and businesses with fast, effective pest removal. Our team uses proven treatment methods that target cockroaches at every stage of life, stopping infestations at the source and preventing them from coming back. We proudly provide pest management solutions for homes, apartments, restaurants, offices, and commercial spaces of all sizes. Customers choose us because we don’t just spray and leave; we inspect, identify problem areas, and apply safe professional services that protect your property long-term.

Why Cockroaches Are a Serious Problem

Cockroaches are more than just an “ick” factor; they spread germs, contaminate food, and are a major cause of indoor allergies and asthma. For homes, restaurants, and businesses, even a small infestation can create health risks and damage your reputation. That’s why quick, smart roach elimination matters.

Book a free inspection now and protect your kitchen, family, and customers today.

Signs of a Cockroach Infestation

Look for these common signs that you may need pest control:

Live roaches (often seen at night)
Dark droppings that look like ground coffee
Oily smear marks along walls or baseboards
Shed skins and egg cases (small capsules)
A musty odor in heavy roach infestations

Finding any of these means you should act fast with professional extermination.

Types of Cockroaches We Treat

Several species invade homes and businesses in New Braunfels. Our licensed technicians first identify the species, allowing us to choose the most effective treatment methods for lasting results.

German Cockroach Control

German roaches are small, reproduce quickly, and love kitchens and food areas. They’re best handled with a mix of gel baits, insect growth regulators, and sanitation not just sprays. This ensures we reach the entire colony and achieve complete elimination.

American Cockroach Control

American roaches are larger and often come from outdoors, drains, or sewer lines. They require perimeter extermination, sealing entry points, and moisture reduction to keep them from returning. Our pest management strategies focus on long-term prevention and property protection.

Other Common Roaches in Texas

We also treat brown-banded, oriental, and smoky brown roaches. Each type has unique habits, so our roach treatment plans are tailored to the species and the property.

Our Cockroach Control Process

Our proven process combines inspection, pest control treatments, and prevention steps to deliver reliable results:

Through a detailed inspection, we find where roaches hide, what they feed on, and how they enter.

Identification

Species detection ensures the right solutions are used.

Targeted treatment

gel baits, residual sprays, and traps in strategic areas.

Exclusion & sanitation

sealing gaps, improving storage, and reducing moisture.

Follow-up & monitoring

Re-inspections until the infestation is gone.

Our Cockroach Treatment Options

We don’t rely on a “one-size-fits-all” spray. Instead, we provide customized pest solutions based on the infestation and property type.

Gel Baits are placed in kitchens and cracks. Roaches feed and spread it to the colony.

Insect Growth Regulators (IGRs) stop baby roaches from maturing, breaking the cycle.
Residual Sprays protect baseboards, entry points, and hidden areas.

Dust Treatments are applied in wall voids, under cabinets, and behind appliances.

Exclusion & Sanitation Guidance: sealing access points and food/water sources.

Follow-Up Monitoring: Ongoing visits to ensure full eradication.

Benefits of Our Cockroach Control Service

Fast Relief – Our targeted treatments quickly reduce visible roaches and hidden colonies.

Complete Elimination – We don’t just spray; we break the life cycle with baits, growth regulators, and follow ups.

Safe for Families & Pets – All methods are applied with care to protect children, pets, and sensitive environments.

Custom Plans – Every home, restaurant, or office gets a tailored solution based on infestation size and roach species.

Long-Term Protection – With exclusion, sanitation guidance, and monitoring, we prevent future infestations.

Trusted Local Experts – Licensed technicians with years of experience in New Braunfels pest management.

Prevention Tips to Keep Roaches Away

Store food in sealed containers.
Fix leaks and reduce humidity (roaches need water).
Seal cracks and gaps around pipes.
Take out trash regularly.
Keep yard debris away from your property.

Good prevention makes treatments more effective and stops future infestations.

Areas We Serve

We offer effective cockroach control across New Braunfels, helping families and businesses stay protected from these fast-spreading pests.

River Chase
Havenwood at Hunters Crossing
Vintage Oaks
Copper Ridge
Highland Grove
Pecan Crossing
Avery Park
Manor Creek
Southbank
Mission Hills Ranch
Oak Run
John Newcombe Estate / Newcombe Tennis Ranch

Customer Reviews

They solved our restaurant roach infestation fast. The team was friendly and professional.

Tried DIY sprays for months. Their professional services worked within weeks.

Quick, knowledgeable, and explained prevention tips clearly.

FAQs About Cockroach Control

How to get rid of cockroaches fast in New Braunfels?

The fastest way to eliminate roaches is to call a professional exterminator. Local experts use baits, growth regulators, and safe treatments that target roaches at every stage. DIY sprays may kill a few, but usually miss hidden nests.

What species of roaches are common around New Braunfels, TX?

The most common species are German cockroaches (often found in kitchens), American cockroaches (larger, often originating from outdoors), and smoky brown roaches. Each needs a different treatment plan, so an inspection helps identify the exact type.

How much does cockroach removal cost in New Braunfels?

The cost depends on the size of the infestation and the type of property. Small home treatments may cost less, while restaurants or heavy infestations can take more visits. Most companies provide free inspections and written quotes.

Are cockroach treatments safe for pets and children?

Yes. Licensed pest control professionals use products and methods approved for homes, schools, and food businesses. Baits and targeted applications are placed in safe spots away from kids and pets.

When is the peak season for roach infestations in Texas/New Braunfels?

Cockroaches are active year-round in Texas because of the warm climate. However, infestations often increase in summer when heat and humidity rise.

Can cockroaches survive winter in New Braunfels?

Yes. Even though temperatures drop, roaches move indoors for warmth, food, and water. That’s why winter infestations are common in homes and businesses.

Does sealing cracks and gaps prevent cockroach infestations?

Yes. Sealing entry points, fixing leaks, and storing food properly are key prevention steps. Combined with professional treatments, exclusion helps keep roaches from coming back.

What is the difference between German and American cockroach treatment?

German roaches are treated with baits, IGRs, and sanitation steps because they breed fast indoors. American roaches usually need perimeter treatments, sealing gaps, and moisture control because they often enter from outside.

How long after treatment will I stop seeing cockroaches?

You may see a few roaches for 1–2 weeks as hidden ones come out and contact the treatment. Most infestations are under control within 3–6 weeks, depending on severity.

Will professionals treat roach eggs and prevent them from coming back?

Yes. Exterminators use growth regulators and follow-up visits to break the life cycle, so eggs cannot hatch into new infestations. Combined with prevention tips, this helps keep your property roach-free long-term.