SE Wisconsin · outdoor only

One outdoor problem.
Flat price.

Call if you just got stung. Or book a visit for the yard.

SE WI No contract One outdoor problem
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Services

One problem, one property, flat rates

Most outdoor treatments $100
One problem, one property, flat rates
Close-up of a mosquito on a twig

Mosquitoes

Details

Mosquitoes

  • Problems: Swarm evenings; make the yard hard to sit in; itchy bites
  • Where: Standing water, tall grass, shaded patio and brush edges
  • When: Dusk–dawn; worse after rain; peak late spring–early fall (SE WI)
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Japanese beetle on a flower

Japanese beetles

Details

Japanese beetles

  • Problems: Skeletonize leaves and ruin blooms in a short stretch of summer
  • Where: On plants they chew (roses, grapes, fruit trees, many ornamentals); fly in from nearby yards
  • When: Daytime; typically mid–late summer in SE WI
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Bagworm case hanging on evergreen

Bagworms

Details

Bagworms

  • Problems: Strip needles/leaves; can kill branches or whole plants if ignored
  • Where: Bags hang on evergreens and some shrubs year-round
  • When: Feeding peak mid–late summer; bags stay visible through winter
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Caterpillar on a chewed leaf

Leaf-feeding caterpillars

Details

Leaf-feeding caterpillars

  • Problems: Chew foliage; thin the canopy; leave droppings and webs
  • Where: In/on tree and shrub canopies (webs or underside of leaves, by species)
  • When: Mostly spring–summer waves (species vary by year)
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Turf grass close-up

Turf insects

Details

Turf insects

  • Problems: Thin or brown patches; grass that pulls up easy; birds pecking spots
  • Where: In lawn thatch and soil under stressed grass
  • When: Warm months; damage often shows mid–late summer when turf is stressed
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Tick on a plant stem

Ticks

Details

Ticks

  • Problems: Hitch onto people and pets; yard walks and play get riskier
  • Where: Tall grass, brush lines, wood edges, under shrubs
  • When: Spring–fall; mild days anytime they’re out — check after yard time
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Enclosed nest on house eave

Aerial wasp nests

Details

Aerial wasp nests

  • Problems: Busy flight near doors and decks; defend the nest if bumped
  • Where: Under eaves, soffits, porches, playsets, shrubs, sheds
  • When: Daytime; colonies grow through summer into early fall
  • Watch-outs: Just got stung → call (414) 236-2340
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Yellow jacket guarding a below-ground nest entrance

Ground nests

Details

Ground nests

  • Problems: Traffic in and out of the hole; mowing or stepping close can stir a swarm
  • Where: Underground — small hole in lawn, mulch, beds, or by rocks/foundation
  • When: Daytime; peak mid–late summer into early fall
  • Watch-outs: Just got stung → call (414) 236-2340 · don’t kick or flood the hole
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Looking up under house eaves and soffit corners

Problem-area dusting

Repeat eave and soffit corners that keep inviting nests.

Details

Problem-area dusting

  • Problems: New nests try the same spots after old ones are gone
  • Where: Same outdoor corners that keep starting nests — eaves, soffit gaps, porch ceilings
  • When: Nesting season spring–early fall; pressure returns each warm season
  • Watch-outs: Active nest with stings → call (414) 236-2340
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Neighbor deals

Connected lots book cheaper

Property lines must touch. Specialties keep their own prices.

2 homes $75 eachTwo lots that touch
3 homes $60 eachThree lots that touch
4+ homes $50 eachFour or more that touch

Lines must touch (side or rear). Across the street does not count. Same outdoor insect service on each home.

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How it works

Four steps

Photo. Time. Treat. Yard back.

1

Photo

Send a nest photo, or name the outdoor pest and spot.

2

Time

Lock a one-hour window. Weeknights or weekend when open.

3

Treat

We handle that one outdoor problem on your property.

4

Yard

Kids and pets inside while we work. We say when it is ready.

“Came the same weekend after we got stung.”

Muskego

“Flat price. No push for a contract.”

New Berlin

“Took the nest and told us when the kids could go out.”

Franklin
Area + hours

Southeast Wisconsin

Mobile residential service. No storefront.

MuskegoWaterfordFranklinNew Berlin BurlingtonRacineKenoshaWaukeshaOak Creek
Mon – Fri
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Appointment only. One-hour windows.

Sat – Sun
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Same-day when open.

Book

Call, or lock a time

Name, phone, email, service, day, and a one-hour window. Nest jobs: send a photo.

Phone: (414) 236-2340

Hours: See hours

Email: Contact us

Service address

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Nest photo

Upload a photo of the nest, or text one to (414) 236-2340.

We confirm by email or phone. How we use your info: Privacy.

FAQ

Common questions

Short answers. Open one for details.

Is this pet friendly and kid friendly?

Kids and pets stay inside while we treat. We tell you when the treated area is ready.

Can my dog walk the yard later that day?

Yes, after the treated spot is dry. Keep pets off wet spray and off a freshly treated ground entrance.

How long until a nest is gone?

A hanging nest leaves with us that day. A ground nest takes a few days because they carry the dust inside.

If that same ground nest is still active after a few days, the recheck is free.

Will wasps come back?

Wasps do not reuse the old nest. New queens often pick the same kind of corner next year. A new nest in a different spot is a new visit.

Why is most work $100?

Flat rates. Most outdoor treatments are $100 for one targeted problem on one property — including aerial wasp nests, ground nests, and problem-area dusting.

Connected neighbors on outdoor insect work: 2 homes $75 each · 3 homes $60 each · 4 or more $50 each.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No. One visit. No monthly plan.

Are you licensed?

Yes. Wisconsin licensed applicator.

How soon can you come?

Weekdays by appointment, 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Weekends same-day when available, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Will you open a wall or go in the attic?

No. Wall opening, attic work, and jobs past a standard ladder are not part of these services.

Do you treat honey bees?

No. If it is a honey bee hive, we stop and you call a beekeeper.

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