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Home inspections, including HUD inspections.
Identification of the root of the problem by inspecting the damage and home conditions.
Custom designed treatment and preventative help from our technicians.
Termite Control
Serving Sun Prairie, WI
Termite issues often develop quietly, giving homeowners little indication anything is wrong until structural damage is already underway. These wood-destroying pests operate behind walls, beneath floors, and inside framing, steadily weakening a home from the inside out. Because termite damage is typically excluded from insurance coverage, professional termite control is a practical and protective step for safeguarding your property.
If you’re unsure whether termites are present—or want to prevent them from becoming a problem—our team is ready to step in. Our licensed termite exterminators begin with a careful inspection to uncover hidden activity and identify conditions that make homes vulnerable. Using those findings, we apply effective termite treatments and advanced baiting systems, paired with smart prevention strategies designed for long-term protection.
Termites won’t stop on their own, and time is rarely on your side. Call Wil-Kil today for professional termite control in Wisconsin and take action before damage spreads further.
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800.236.8735Signs of a Termite Infestation
Termites are experts at staying out of sight. You may not even see a single termite while an infestation is in full swing. That’s why it’s important to keep your eyes open for the following signs – and call Terminix Wil-Kil Pest Control as soon as you suspect a problem.
Wood Damage
This is the most obvious sign of a termite problem. You might notice damaged wood with holes and tunnels bored into it, especially near the foundation.
Mud Tubes
Subterranean termites require moisture to live, so they’ll build “mud tubes” from the ground to your structure to make sure their tunnels remain moist.
Swarmer Termites
Swarmer termites, or “reproductives,” resemble flying ants. They strike out from their home colony to establish their own. If you see swarmers, there may be a colony nearby.
Sawdust Piles
Termite droppings, called “frass,” resemble sawdust shavings. You may notice them piled up outside an infested structure.
Unusual Noises
Rarely, you might hear quiet scraping or clicking noises from inside an infested area.
Types of Termites in Wisconsin
- Eastern Subterranean Termite
Termite Resources
Why Choose Wil-Kil for Termite Control Service?
Protecting your home from termites requires more than a one-time visit. Homeowners choose Wil-Kil for termite control because we focus on thorough service and dependable follow-through, including:
- Unlimited retreatments: If termites are detected again, we’ll return for additional retreatments until your problem is solved.
- Easy online account management: Conveniently schedule appointments and manage your services online.
- Flexible payment options: Simple payment solutions available online or over the phone.
- Highly trained, responsive, and local technicians: Our technicians understand local construction styles and termite risks.
- Clear communication throughout your service: You’ll stay informed about findings, treatments, and next steps.
- Plans backed by our termite warranty: Extra peace of mind through warranty-backed termite protection.
How Does Our Termite Control Process Work?
Our termite control process is built to address current activity while reducing future risk. Each service plan is customized to your property and includes:
Termite inspection
A detailed assessment to locate termite activity and contributing conditions.
Termite treatments
Depending on your plan, services may include bait station installation, liquid applications, or both.
Long-term prevention
Annual termite service includes routine inspections, plan renewal, and unlimited retreatments if necessary.
Which Termite Treatments Are Most Effective?
Effective termite control depends on what’s happening beneath the surface. Based on inspection results, your technician may recommend one or more proven treatment options tailored to your home.
Termite Baiting Systems
Termite baiting systems are designed to reduce active colonies while helping prevent future infestations.
Discreet, low-profile bait stations are placed around the perimeter of the structure, where termites naturally forage. After consuming the bait, termites carry it back to the colony and the Queen. The control agent then works throughout the colony, leading to its elimination while maintaining ongoing protection.
Liquid Applications
Liquid termite treatments create a treated zone in the soil surrounding the structure, stopping subterranean termites before they can reach the wood.
Our technicians trench around the foundation and apply the liquid treatment, then restore the soil to its original condition. When needed, concrete areas such as slabs or driveways are drilled to ensure full coverage. Termites that contact the treated zone transfer the control agent back to the colony, resulting in elimination.
The Terminix It Guarantee
The Re-Treat and Repair Guarantee means if termites come back, so do we—at no additional cost. We’ll even fix any new termite damage up to $250,000. So you know your home, and peace of mind, are always protected.
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Think termites may be affecting your home? Putting it off can allow the damage to grow. Termites threaten structural integrity and require timely, professional attention.
Terminix Wil-Kil Pest Control delivers expert termite extermination with customized solutions designed to eliminate colonies and help prevent future damage. With over 100 years of experience serving homeowners in Wisconsin, we understand how urgent termite problems can be. Call today to schedule your free termite inspection.
Commercial Termite Control
We also provide termite control services for commercial properties in Wisconsin. If termites are impacting your business, Terminix Wil-Kil Pest Control offers inspection, treatment, and long-term prevention to help protect your property and keep operations running smoothly.
