Pest Control in Waukomis, Oklahoma

Waukomis is about eight miles south of Enid, with U.S. Route 81 forming the town's eastern edge. The 2020 census counted 1,349 people. It's a short trip up 81 for work, school or shopping.

Out here the pest calls follow the farm calendar. Mice come in from the fields in the fall, ants and termites wake up in the spring, and summer brings wasps, ticks and mosquitoes.

Fall Mice From the Fields

When the weather turns, mice look for shelter in houses, garages and shops. Seal gaps before the first cold snap, store feed and seed in metal containers, and keep a couple of snap traps set in the garage. If they're getting into the house, rodent control covers trapping and sealing.

Spring and Summer

Watch for termite swarmers in spring, and walk the foundation for mud tubes. In summer, ticks wait in tall grass along fences and field edges, and wasps build under eaves and porch roofs.

• Mow the fence line and field edges
• Knock down small wasp nests early in the season
• Keep firewood off the ground and away from the house

Around Waukomis: U.S. 81 · Waukomis Public Schools (ZIP 73773)

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