CBS 58 Milwaukee: Racine & Me – Spring Break Travel
Did you catch us on Milwaukee's Racine & Me show? On March 9, the Wil-Kil Pest Control Team appeared on CBS 58 Milwaukee’s “Racine & [...]
Did you catch us on Milwaukee's Racine & Me show? On March 9, the Wil-Kil Pest Control Team appeared on CBS 58 Milwaukee’s “Racine & [...]
Menomonee Falls Patch February 13th, 2013 Traveling this winter? Sleep tight - don't let the bed bugs bite! You cannot just “get” bed bugs. They [...]
How many times have you reached to scratch an itch, or noticed a new bump on the skin and thought to yourself, “What did that?” Or, if you have children, “Dr. Dad” or “Dr. Mom” is called to the rescue, but what happens when “Dr. Dad” doesn’t know the cause either? Could it be a bug bite? Or, is it something else?
Wow, boxelder bugs have exploded in population over the past month. These pesky critters are common and well-known in Wisconsin during late spring and early [...]
If your house is anything like our studio, you've probably seen quite a few box elder bugs lately. As we first told you this weekend, exterminators are exceptionally busy trying to keep up with demand.
As the days remain warm, and the nights become colder and colder, bugs and rodents are starting to seek shelter for the winter months.
Sussex Patch August 14, 2012 Dry and hot. The Midwest has become very familiar with these conditions as the lack of rainfall and record breaking [...]
People in the region may have rejoiced when the lack of rain kept mosquitoes from attacking. However, the hot, dry weather has brought other pests to the area and allowed for a “breeding bonanza.”
While people have struggled with the weather that parched Northeastern Wisconsin earlier this year and then soaked it recently, some insects have been feasting. And experts say some bugs may continue to cause problems into the fall.
This summer, there has been an increase in bees, wasps, ants, grasshoppers, crickets, spiders, pillbugs millipedes and earwigs. Certified associate entomologist and Wisconsin pest control master technician Doug Degner, who is a sales and service manager for Sun Prairie-based Wil-Kil Pest Control, said the drought conditions have pushed insects inside.