Mother Nature's Pest Control is a family-owned company with the home office in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We serve greater Tulsa, Oklahoma City as well as eastern and western Oklahoma. We began the pest control business in 1979, and have grown to be the largest pest control company in the State of Oklahoma.

Our success is due to our steadfast commitment to customer service and satisfaction, continued education, market research, highly trained and licensed pest control professionals.We value our customers and treat each one like a member of the Mother Nature's family. Mother Nature's offers a wide variety of services all backed by our commitment to customer service and value.

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Cockroaches

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Cockroaches can enter through small cracks and crevices, vents, pipe, grocery bags or firewood. They are an unsanitary nuisance pest and can contaminate food. It is important that once you start pest treatment for cockroaches, you must rid of their food and water source to assist in elimination from your property.

Asian

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These beetles closely resemble the Lady Bug Beetle, but are not. Asian Lady Beetles are about 1/3 inch long; they come in a wide range of colors and spot numbers. The greatest damage caused by the Asian lady beetle is the discomfort they give to homeowners. It is not uncommon for tens of thousands of beetles to congregate in attics, ceilings and wall voids.

Ants

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Ants are one of the biggest nuisance pests because they can easily enter through small cracks and can nest anywhere in and around your home. There are many different species found in Oklahoma. Please reference our ant identification guide to find the ant that is a nuisance to you.

Beetles

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Of the great number of insects in the world nearly half are beetles. Unlike other insects, beetles have a pair of leathery protective wings called elytra that cover their membranous flight wings. During flight, the elytra are spread apart and the two flight wings are unfolded and extended. Beetles come in a variety of shapes and colors.

Bed Bugs

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Bed bugs are primarily nocturnal insects and feed exclusively on blood. Adult females can lay 1-5 eggs a day. Eggs hatch after approximately 7-10 days. Development from egg hatch to adult takes approximately 1 ½ -2 months with a continual food supply. Bed bugs are very resilient and can survive for several months without a blood meal.

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