From ants and spiders to stink bugs and paper wasps, Fiore Pest Control treats all common household pests using safe, targeted methods that keep your family protected year-round.
Southeast Wisconsin's climate creates the perfect conditions for a wide range of household pests. Warm, humid summers bring ants, spiders, and paper wasps. Fall sends stink bugs, box elders, and Asian lady beetles looking for a warm place to overwinter. And year-round, silverfish thrive in the dark, damp spaces of your home.
Fiore Pest Control has been treating these pests across Walworth County and Northern Illinois since 1988. We use Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to identify the root cause of your pest problem and apply targeted, low-risk treatments that solve it for the long term.
Every service starts with a thorough inspection. We don't just spray and leave. We find out why pests are there, treat the problem at its source, and help prevent them from coming back.
Seeing pests regularly, especially during the daytime when most species prefer to hide
Droppings, shed skins, or egg casings found along baseboards, in cabinets, or in storage areas
Damaged food packaging or chew marks on cardboard, paper, or fabric
Unusual accumulations of webs, nests, or insect activity near entry points
Over-the-counter products not working after repeated attempts
Every pest requires a different strategy. Here's an overview of the most common invaders we treat and what brings them into your home.
Pavement ants and field ants are the most common in Walworth County. They enter through cracks in foundations, around utility lines, and under doors, foraging for food and moisture. Colonies can number in the thousands and are difficult to control without treating the source.
House spiders and cellar spiders are found in nearly every Wisconsin home. While most are harmless, heavy spider activity usually signals a larger insect population they're feeding on. Treating the underlying prey insects is the most effective way to reduce spiders.
German cockroaches are the most common indoor roach in Wisconsin. They thrive in warm, humid areas like kitchens and bathrooms, reproduce rapidly, and can contaminate food and surfaces. Professional treatment is essential because store-bought sprays rarely reach the harborage areas where they nest.
Stink bugs, boxelder bugs, ladybugs, centipedes, millipedes, pillbugs, and earwigs are grouped as "occasional invaders" because they typically enter homes seasonally. Most are drawn indoors during fall looking for warmth, or in spring and summer by moisture. While they're not structurally damaging, large numbers can be a serious nuisance.
Silverfish are nocturnal, fast-moving insects that thrive in dark, damp environments like basements, bathrooms, and attics. They feed on starches found in paper, wallpaper paste, book bindings, and clothing. Infestations often go unnoticed until damage appears.
Wasp nests around your home's eaves, soffits, and landscaping are a safety concern for families. Fleas and ticks are brought indoors by pets and can quickly infest carpeting and furniture. All three require targeted professional treatment for effective control.
Different pests are active at different times of year. A quarterly service plan addresses each seasonal wave before it becomes an infestation.
Warming temperatures wake overwintering insects and trigger new ant colonies to begin foraging. Moisture from snowmelt attracts pests indoors.
The busiest season for pests. Ant colonies reach full size, wasps build nests, and high humidity drives moisture-loving insects into your home.
As temperatures drop, occasional invaders seek warmth inside your walls and attic. This is the most important time for exterior treatment.
Pests that made it inside during fall are now active in your heated living spaces. Silverfish, roaches, and spiders remain busy year-round.
Fiore Pest Control uses Integrated Pest Management, a science-based approach endorsed by the EPA. Instead of routine chemical spraying, we identify the root cause of your pest problem and treat it at the source.
This means less chemical exposure for your family, longer-lasting results, and a home that stays pest-free between visits.
Learn More About IPMThorough inspection inside and out. We identify the pest species and the conditions attracting them.
Customized plan using the least-invasive effective methods, applied only where needed.
Address conducive conditions and seal entry points. Ongoing plans build on each visit for improving protection.
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