Pest Control in Downtown Enid

Enid was founded in the Cherokee Outlet land run on September 16, 1893, and it's been the Garfield County seat from the start. The Enid Downtown Historic District takes in the Garfield County Courthouse and the Broadway Tower, along with blocks of older commercial buildings.

Old commercial buildings share walls, basements and utility runs. That's how pests get around downtown. A roach or mouse problem in one storefront often has a lot to do with the building next door.

Restaurants and Food Businesses

Kitchens, grease traps, dumpsters and deliveries are what draw German cockroaches and mice downtown. Most restaurants keep a regular service with a provider, with treatments on a schedule and a record of what was done. Tell us it's a food business when you call so we connect you with a provider who does that kind of work.

• Keep dumpster lids closed and the pad clean
• Seal gaps where pipes go through shared walls
• Put door sweeps on back doors

Upstairs Apartments and Old Basements

Apartments over storefronts and old basements have their own issues. Roaches and bed bugs move through shared walls. Basements stay damp and draw crickets, spiders and the occasional large roach. Renters should loop in the landlord or building manager, since a whole-building plan works better than one unit at a time.

Around Downtown Enid: Garfield County Courthouse · Broadway Tower · Enid Downtown Historic District

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