Regional Manager Randy Allen made a visit to WISN 12 to provide the latest update on spring pests – including the emersion of over-wintering pests. What are we seeing now and, more importantly, what can you do to keep the bugs at bay? Check out Randy’s interview to find out!
Menomonee Falls, Wis., January 15, 2015… Bruce Johns, sales and service specialist for Terminix Wil-Kil Pest Control, the Upper Midwest’s quality leader in pest management, [...]
Christmas may be over, but the travel rush continues. Check out this segment featuring Shane McCoy, director of quality and technical training, to arm yourself with bed bug preparedness tips before your next getaway!
Terminix Wil-Kil’s Shane McCoy, director of quality and technical training, Mike Zemanovic, K-9 specialist, and Max the bed bug sniffing beagle made a visit to NBC 15 to talk about the important topic of bed bug awareness, especially during key travel times.
Randy Allen, regional manager, Rick Schoening, K-9 scent detection specialist, and Max, Terminix Wil-Kil’s bed bug sniffing beagle, made a visit to Wisconsin Tonight to talk all about bed bug prevention during the busy holiday travel season. Check it out!
Shane McCoy, director of quality and technical training, visits NBC 15 in Madison to show viewers how to seal up their homes to prevent overwintering pests.
Randy Allen, regional manager, stops by WISN 12 with tips on how to prevent unwanted pests in your home this fall and winter.
Terminix Wil-Kil vice president and general manager, Dale Bauerkemper, reflects on the company’s 90th anniversary and discusses why creating the ultimate customer experience is more important now than ever before.
Terminix Wil-Kil Pest Control may be an industry leader serving thousands of clients across the upper Midwest, but it still has plenty of small town hospitality and accessibility. And those qualities are evident in the fact that Terminix Wil-Kil this month celebrates its 90th year in business.
Fox6 WakeUp September 11, 2014 Trisha Bee It won’t be long before the cooler weather is here to stay. And that means mice and other [...]
