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AFFORDABLE PEST CONTROL ON YOUR TERMS

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Whether you need a one-time or recurring service, Viking does not require customers to sign a binding contract or service agreement. Viking believes that an honest, transparent and effective pest control service will speak for itself.

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GENERAL PEST SERVICES

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INTERIOR + EXTERIOR SERVICE

The best way to ensure a pest free home is to bundle an interior baseboard spot spray with our exterior perimeter service. 

30 DAY RE-SPRAY WARRANTY

EXTERIOR PERIMETER SERVICE

Our exterior perimeter service includes a spiderweb knockdown, perimeter foundation and eaves spray with granular application that will keep over 75 different pests from entering your home, lasting up to three months. 

30 DAY RE-SPRAY WARRANTY

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MICE & RAT SERVICE

Our rodent service includes an inspection and two bait stations with bait.

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SERVING THE OKC METRO AREA:

Edmond

Guthrie

Piedmont

Yukon

Deer Creek

Arcadia

The Village

Nichols Hills

Bethany

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COMMON OKLAHOMA PESTS

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SPIDERS

In Oklahoma, only two spiders, the brown recluse and black widow, are considered dangerous to people. However, tarantulas, jumping spiders, wolf spiders, garden spiders, and numerous other species found in the State are frequently mistaken for venomous spiders. These spiders may be formidable, scary or repulsive to some, but to most people their bite is less harmful than a bee sting.

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ANTS

Ants are social insects and most live in colonies or nests in the ground, but may enter homes for food or shelter. An ant colony has a queen, larvae, pupae and many young adults. Ants may contaminate food and can be annoying. Few ants bite. The red harvester ant may bite if provoked and the imported red fire ant inflicts painful bites and stings when disturbed.

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ROACHES

In Oklahoma, the American cockroach, the German cockroach, and the Oriental cockroach are the ones most often encountered. Roaches are not just a nuisance. They pose significant health risks for you and your family.

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SCORPIONS

Scorpions are basically shy creatures, aggressive only towards their prey. They will not sting humans unless they are handled, stepped on, or otherwise bothered. For most people, a scorpion sting is slightly more painful than a bee or wasp sting.

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FLEAS

Fleas are tiny, resilient parasites that can cause significant problems for both humans and animals in the state. With a warm and humid climate, Oklahoma provides an ideal environment for flea populations to thrive. Many pets reside indoors and fleas have become a year round problem with contamination of both the yard and home.

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CRICKETS

The most common cricket species in Oklahoma is the House cricket. House crickets aren't dangerous nor do they pose health risks to humans. However, they are known to cause property damage when left unchecked; this often shows up as damage to clothing, carpets, and other fabric-covered surfaces.

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MOSQUITOS

Mosquitos are usually pests in April and May in Oklahoma, with permanent water mosquitoes being problems later in the summer. Very few mosquitoes in Oklahoma are able to transmit diseases.

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WASPS

Most people have had an unforgettably painful experience with stinging insects so that the sight of such an insect causes fear. In Oklahoma, you are most likely going to see a Yellowjacket, Paper wasp or Mud-dauber. Despite their notorious reputation, wasps are beneficial to man and the “balance of nature” since some species prey on insect pests of our garden and agricultural crops.

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BEES

Bees are closely related to wasps, but have many microscopic, feather-like hairs that give them a hairy or fuzzy appearance. Africanized Honey Bees are a smaller, more aggressive version of the European honey bee. 46 counties in Oklahoma have recovered Africanized Honey Bees.

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BEATLES

Beetles are generally identified by their hardened, shell-like bodies which appear to have a line running down their backs. They come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors.

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