Romex Pest & Termite Control Oklahoma City

Romex Pest & Termite Control Oklahoma City is a pest control provider in Oklahoma City, OK, located at 3825 NW 166th St. The company serves residential and commercial properties throughout Oklahoma County, including Nichols Hills and Bricktown. It offers specialized treatments for termites, mosquitoes, ants, cockroaches, spiders, fleas, and ticks. Services include comprehensive protection plans, termite control with liquid barriers and bait stations, ant colony elimination, bed bug eradication, and rodent removal. The business provides same-day response and emergency services, with treatment options ranging from every-other-month to quarterly visits. Romex is TDA licensed and Sentricon certified, and it offers all-natural pest control options upon request. The company does not service trailer homes or vehicles.

Founded in 2016, Romex has protected over 28,000 families across Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Mississippi. The company operates with nearly 200 team members trained in proven methods for effective and safe pest control. Founder Brandon Kraupp established the company with a focus on data-driven operations and customer-first service. In April 2026, Romex joined the Rollins, Inc. family of brands, which includes Orkin and HomeTeam. Despite this affiliation, the Oklahoma City branch remains locally managed and operated, retaining the same leadership team, local technicians, and established culture. The national affiliation provides access to broader training and resources while maintaining the local operational structure.

The business holds a rating of 4.90 based on customer reviews. It serves clients in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Edmond, Norman, and other areas within Oklahoma, as well as locations in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. The company emphasizes health code compliance and discreet service for commercial clients, including offices, restaurants, and warehouses. Residential services include free re-services and professional products tailored to the specific pest problem.