Identify the pest. Understand the risk. Get it handled.
A practical reference to the pests we see most often across the Oklahoma City metro, what they look like, why they matter, and how we treat them.
Odorous House Ants
The most common indoor ant in central Oklahoma. Trails along countertops and baseboards.
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Carpenter Ants
Large black ants that excavate wood, often confused with termites.
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German Cockroaches
Small, fast-reproducing, kitchen-loving roaches that develop pesticide resistance fast.
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Subterranean Termites
Cause more home damage in Oklahoma than fires and storms combined.
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Bed Bugs
Apple-seed-sized blood feeders that hide in seams of mattresses and furniture.
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House Mice
Small gray-brown rodents that enter through gaps the width of a pencil.
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Norway Rats
Heavy-bodied burrowing rats common around garbage and water sources.
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Brown Recluse Spiders
Reclusive Oklahoma native, uncommon to see, important to take seriously.
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Wolf Spiders
Large hunting spiders that wander indoors in fall. Scary, mostly harmless.
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Paper Wasps
Build umbrella-shaped nests under eaves, soffits, and shutters.
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Yellow Jackets
Ground-nesting and void-nesting wasps. Aggressive late summer.
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Mosquitoes
Oklahoma's biggest backyard-quality-of-life pest. Breed in standing water.
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Fleas & Ticks
Yard-borne pests carried in by pets or wildlife.
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Silverfish
Wingless, silver, fast. Found in bathrooms, basements, attics.
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