Pest Control in North Enid, Oklahoma

North Enid is its own town, even though Enid wraps around it on the west, south and east. U.S. Route 64 runs along its western edge as 4th Street and heads south into Enid. The 2020 census counted 1,003 people there, up from 860 in 2010.

It also has a place in local history. North Enid was the original railroad town site in the fight known as the Enid and Pond Creek Railroad War, when the railroad and the towns argued over where trains would stop.

Edge-of-Town Pests

Homes near open ground deal with what comes in from the fields. That means mice in the fall, ticks along fence lines and tall grass in late spring and summer, and spiders and crickets around the foundation.

• Keep grass short along fences and outbuildings
• Seal gaps where pipes and wires enter the house
• Store pet food and bird seed in sealed containers

Spring Ants and Swarmers

In spring, ants trail into kitchens and termites swarm. If you see winged insects coming out of a wall or around a window inside, check the termite or flying ant guide before you spray anything.

Around North Enid: U.S. 64 (4th Street) · U.S. 60 · U.S. 81

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