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Cockroach Extermination in Fort Lauderdale, FL

We Target Roaches Where They Hide With Powerful Treatments and Prevention Strategies.

Roaches are not easy to reach, but we are. Our certified Fort Lauderdale technicians go straight to the cracks, voids, and nesting spots where roaches hide, helping keep your home protected long after we leave.

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Trusted Results

At Greg's Aggressive Pest Solutions, we've earned the trust of more than 1,000 homeowners with pest control services that deliver dependable results across Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding Broward County area.

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We back all of our services with a satisfaction guarantee, so your Fort Lauderdale home stays protected.
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Seasoned and Reliable

With more than 32 years of experience serving Broward County, we provide reliable pest control solutions that Fort Lauderdale homeowners can rely on.

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Fort Lauderdale Roach Expertise

In a city filled with canals, roaches rarely stay outside. American cockroaches, the large reddish-brown insects most people call palmetto bugs, travel up storm drains and sewer lines, then slip inside through garages, plumbing penetrations, and door thresholds. Our licensed technicians identify the species, trace the harborage back to its source, and build a treatment plan around how roaches move through a waterfront home. Learn more about our cockroach extermination service and how we tailor it to the conditions in Fort Lauderdale.

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Why Roaches Are a Health Concern

Cockroaches track bacteria across food-prep surfaces, and their shed skins and droppings are a trigger for allergy and asthma symptoms. In Fort Lauderdale's humid neighborhoods, populations can build quietly inside walls and cabinets before anyone sees one in the open. Our professional roach treatment targets the infestation at the source to ensure the roaches do not return.

Common Cockroach Species in Fort Lauderdale

Effective treatment starts with correct identification. The species below behave differently and nest in different places throughout Fort Lauderdale.

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German Cockroaches

The most common indoor roach in South Florida, German cockroaches multiply quickly and spread fast. They favor kitchens and bathrooms and are often introduced through groceries, deliveries, or furniture.
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American Cockroaches

Commonly known as "palmetto bugs," these large reddish-brown roaches usually live outdoors but can slip inside through gaps and plumbing. They're drawn to moisture and are often found in garages and crawl spaces.

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Smokybrown Cockroaches

Dark brown and strong-flying, smokybrown cockroaches are attracted to light and moisture. They're often seen in attics, soffits, gutters, and around entry points at night.

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Asian Cockroaches

Nearly identical to German roaches in appearance, Asian cockroaches live outdoors and are drawn to lights. They commonly enter homes through open doors and windows.

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Why Fort Lauderdale Homeowners Choose Greg's

For more than 32 years, our state-certified, family-owned company has proudly served Fort Lauderdale and nearby Broward County communities. We stand behind every job with our satisfaction guarantee and a promise of clean, professional service from start to finish.
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Signs It's Time to Call for Roach Control

In Fort Lauderdale houses, roaches can go unnoticed for a long time. Since they like to hide in quiet, hard-to-see spots, it is wise to contact a professional if you notice any of these warning signs.

Droppings

Small dark specks that look like coffee grounds or ground pepper, often in cabinets, drawers, or along baseboards.

Egg Cases

Brown, capsule-shaped casings tucked behind appliances, in cabinet corners, or under sinks.

Musty Odor

An oily, musty smell that gets stronger as the population grows.

Smear Marks

Dark streaks along walls and damp surfaces where roaches travel.

Daytime Sightings

Roaches are nocturnal, so spotting one in daylight usually points to a larger hidden population.

Shed Skins

Translucent casings roaches leave behind as they grow and molt.

How We Work

We start with a detailed inspection of your Fort Lauderdale home to find where roaches are entering and harboring. Then we apply targeted treatments designed to eliminate the infestation quickly while protecting your family and property over time.

Fort Lauderdale Roach Questions

Why do I keep seeing palmetto bugs at night in Fort Lauderdale?
Palmetto bugs (American cockroaches) are most active after dark and are pushed indoors by the city's canal and storm-drain network, especially during the rainy season. Seeing them at night usually indicates a moisture source or entry point nearby. Our technicians trace the path back to its source rather than just treating where you spotted them.
Do you treat roaches in waterfront and canal-side homes?
Yes. Waterfront homes get extra attention along seawalls, docks, garages, and utility penetrations, since those are the main entry points from the water. We build the exterior treatment band around how roaches actually reach the house. You can schedule service and tell us about your property when you book.
What attracts roaches to Fort Lauderdale homes?

Moisture, food residue, and easy entry points are the three big drivers. In this area, leaking fixtures, irrigation overspray, pet food, and gaps around plumbing and doors do most of the work. We address harborage and entry, not just the visible roaches.

Why do roaches keep coming back after I treat them myself?
Store-bought sprays only reach the roaches you can see. They do not eliminate the nest, so the population rebuilds. Professional treatment targets the source, which is what breaks the cycle.