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Cockroach Control in Metro Atlanta & North Georgia

American, brown-banded and Smokybrown roaches — plus a dedicated German roach program.

Quick answer: Accurate Pest Solutions treats cockroaches in Georgia homes and businesses. Most roaches, excluding German roaches, are covered on our bi-monthly plan, and German roaches have their own specialized program.

About Cockroaches in Georgia

Cockroaches carry bacteria, trigger allergies and asthma, and are not something anyone wants in the kitchen. In Georgia, larger roaches such as American and Smokybrown cockroaches commonly come in from outdoors, while German roaches live indoors and reproduce fast.

The right approach depends on the species, which is why identification is the first step.

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How to Identify Cockroaches

American cockroaches are large (1 to 2 inches), reddish-brown, often found in crawl spaces, basements, and drains. Smokybrown cockroaches are dark brown to nearly black and favor warm, humid, outdoor spots like soffits and attics. German roaches are small (about 1/2 inch), light tan to brown, with two dark stripes behind the head, and live in kitchens and bathrooms.

Signs You May Have Cockroaches

  • Roaches seen at night when lights come on
  • Small dark droppings that resemble coffee grounds or pepper
  • A musty odor in heavy infestations
  • Egg cases in cabinets, appliances or dark corners
  • Roaches in or near drains, crawl spaces and mulch beds

Why Cockroaches Are a Problem in Georgia

Warm, humid conditions suit roaches, and Georgia has them in abundance. Heavy rain drives outdoor species indoors, while apartments, restaurants and homes with shared walls can spread German roaches from unit to unit.

How Accurate Pest Solutions Handles Cockroaches

1

Identify

We confirm the roach species, since treatment differs.

2

Treat

We treat harborage areas, entry points and the places roaches travel.

3

Exclusion

We recommend sealing gaps and addressing moisture.

4

Follow up

German roach infestations typically require follow-up visits.

Prevention Tips

  • Wipe up crumbs and spills and keep food in sealed containers
  • Fix leaky pipes and keep sinks dry overnight
  • Take out trash regularly and keep bins sealed
  • Seal gaps around pipes, doors and crawl space vents
  • Keep mulch and woodpiles away from the foundation

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Cockroaches FAQ

Are roaches covered on your pest control plan?

Roaches, excluding German roaches, are covered on our bi-monthly plan. German roaches are handled through our dedicated German roach program.

Why do I see big roaches when my house is clean?

Large outdoor roaches come in looking for moisture and warmth, particularly during heavy rain or dry spells. It isn't necessarily a sign of poor cleanliness.

What's different about German roaches?

They're smaller, reproduce rapidly and live indoors, so they need a specialized program. See our German Roach Control page.

Are roaches dangerous?

They can spread bacteria and trigger allergies and asthma, particularly in children.

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