Pest Control in Hennessey, Oklahoma

Hennessey is about 20 miles south of Enid on U.S. 81, across the line in Kingfisher County. It was laid out after the land run of April 22, 1889, incorporated in 1890 and is named for Pat Hennessey, a freighter killed at the townsite in 1874. Like Enid, it sits on the old Chisholm Trail, which U.S. 81 follows. The 2020 census counted 2,151 people.

It's bigger than most of the towns around Enid, with a mix of in-town homes, businesses and farms, so the calls cover the whole range.

In-Town Homes and Businesses

Homes in town call about ants in spring, roaches and mice, and spiders in closets and garages. Restaurants and stores usually want a regular service with a record of each visit.

Farms and Acreage

Outside town, it's mice and rats around grain and feed, ticks in pasture edges and wasps in barns. Keep feed sealed, mow around buildings and ask the provider to look at outbuildings near the house.

• Feed and grain in metal bins
• Mowed buffer around the house and barns
• Termite check on older farmhouses

Around Hennessey: U.S. 81 · State Highway 51 · Chisholm Trail route (ZIP 73742)

Also serving Downtown Enid, Kenwood, Waverley, North Enid, South Enid and Vance AFB Area, Waukomis, Kremlin, Carrier, Lahoma, Drummond, Hillsdale.