Lady Beetles, Boxelder Bugs and Fall Pests
With the cool weather settling in, homeowners begin to retreat indoors. While many cozy up near the fire, they forget that pests are also looking [...]
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09, 2014
Menomonee Falls Patch: Wil-Kil Pest Control’s Pest of the Month: Boxelder Bugs
DIY Tips to Prevent Boxelder Bug Infestations this Fall
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05, 2013
Wil-Kil Pest Control’s Pest of the Month: Box Elder Bugs
Boxelder Bugs can be a real problem in the fall, but with the onset of spring they can also be a huge problem. As late winter turns to spring the adults that have survived the winter hidden behind exterior siding, attics, wall voids, window/door casings, and similar protected areas attempt to make the return trip from hiding places to trees.
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05, 2013
Menomonee Falls Now; Spring has Sprung! Tips for Pest Prevention During Spring Cleaning
Spring has sprung! Tips for pest prevention (indoors & out) during spring cleaning.
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03, 2012
Warm weather means bugs out earlier than normal
Chippewa Valley (WQOW) - This warm weather means bugs are coming out earlier than normal.
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10, 2011
Overwintering Pests Are Looking For Shelter In Your Home Or Business
It’s already cooling down and it won’t be long before the snow flies in Milwaukee, Madison and throughout Wisconsin. Right now insects, rodents and other pests are making their way indoors in search of the ideal overwintering site and your home or business may suit their needs.
Ants, spiders, mice, box elder bugs and other pests are common fall pest problems and may, depending on the pest, go unnoticed or cause damage inside your structure that could lead to fire hazards and expensive repair bills. To prevent pests from invading your Wisconsin home or business, Wil-Kil Pest control, a Wisconsin pest control company, would like to offer property owners and managers some suggestions for pest-proofing.
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08, 2011
Prepare Yourself for the Invasion of Overwintering Pests
With the end of summer near, homeowners throughout Milwaukee, Madison and all of Wisconsin should not be surprised see to a number of pests heading indoors in anticipation of colder weather. These pests are box elder bugs, lady bugs and cluster flies and what they are doing is searching for the ideal place in your home to overwinter.