Pest Control in Wisconsin

Every autumn, Wisconsin homeowners deal with two insects that show up almost on cue: multicolored Asian lady beetles and boxelder bugs, both of which the University of Wisconsin Madison's entomology program has documented gathering by the hundreds on sun warmed, light colored exterior walls before pushing through cracks and siding gaps to overwinter inside attics and wall voids. Once inside, lady beetles in particular are known for releasing a yellowish defensive fluid that can stain fabric and walls if disturbed. Wisconsin's long winters also push field mice and other rodents toward garages, sheds, and basements in search of warmth once outdoor food sources disappear under snow cover, a pattern that tends to peak in the weeks around the first hard freeze. Come spring and summer, the state's lakes and wooded areas bring their own pressure from mosquitoes and ticks, particularly in the northern counties where forest cover is heaviest. That seasonal rhythm, fall invaders giving way to spring rodent activity and summer mosquito and tick pressure, makes pest control in Wisconsin as much about timing as about which species is involved. Call (844) 924-1337 to describe what you're dealing with in Wisconsin, and we'll discuss the service you need and how to request it.

Choose by the work needed

• For signs of mice or rats, review Rodent Control.
• For suspected termite activity, review Termite Control.
• For possible bed bugs in sleeping areas, review Bed Bug Treatment.