Wilco Service Co.

Wilco Service Co. We are WilCo STL, a fully insured firefighter-owned company dedicated to serving Eastern Missouri.

A common complaint we get from customers is their internet coverage sucks… although it’s not cheap we can make sure you ...
10/20/2026

A common complaint we get from customers is their internet coverage sucks… although it’s not cheap we can make sure you have blazing internet all throughout your house by running Cat6e Ethernet Cable all throughout your house and adding routers in various places in the home. If that’s something your interested in let us know!

We are in the business of   and a fan can solve a 💩load of problems.
10/19/2026

We are in the business of and a fan can solve a 💩load of problems.

A big a** patio isn’t complete without a Big A** Fan. Happy   peeps.
10/16/2026

A big a** patio isn’t complete without a Big A** Fan. Happy peeps.

We have a lot of experience working as a “Authorized” Company for several home warranty companies such as Homeserve and ...
10/15/2026

We have a lot of experience working as a “Authorized” Company for several home warranty companies such as Homeserve and First American. They serve a purpose for a certain niche of people but there’s a lot you need to know before you make a call to us (or anyone) when you have one.

1. Before you even make the call, take pictures of everything related to what you’re needing fixed. (ie: the problem, your electrical panel, any tripped breakers and even a picture of your house.) These companies rely heavily on documentation as they don’t send anyone out for inspections.

2. If you’ve already had someone come out and you don’t like what your home warranty company had to say about it, you can get a second opinion. We actually frequently ran into this because another contractor that did work for those companies too would frequently refuse work, be unable to complete it or just wrong, we would then go out and fix the issue.

3. They pay the bill so they decide what will and won’t get done. You better believe it’ll be the bare minimum and they WILL NOT pay for code upgrades so if your home isn’t up to code your out of luck.

4. Don’t authorize anyone to do anything until you have received confirmation from your home warranty company that they’ll foot the bill… because at the end of the day if the contractor is left unpaid you will get a lien on your home.

5. Don’t try to hire outside of their network because they will not pay anything if you do. They have contracts with companies and predetermined pricing. When you go outside of that you disrupt that system and they would rather not deal with it so they don’t.

At the end of the day we have seen these companies pay out thousands on claims when the conditions are met. But cover your tail.

What’s better than a 10 foot fan? Two 10 foot fans. 🤯🤯🤯
10/14/2026

What’s better than a 10 foot fan? Two 10 foot fans. 🤯🤯🤯

10/14/2026
The scary & ugly encounters of September 2026
10/14/2026

The scary & ugly encounters of September 2026

Did you know that you’re actually creating a huge hazard and menacing electricians everywhere when you block access to a...
10/13/2026

Did you know that you’re actually creating a huge hazard and menacing electricians everywhere when you block access to any electrical equipment that may need to be serviced. 110.26 of the American National Electrical Code states that you need 36 inches of depth clearance, 30 inches of width clearance and 78 inches of vertical clearance around any electrical equipment… so stop stacking coolers, mop buckets, laundry or whatever else you’re putting there.

I’m not sure what it is about October but every year we get an influx of trouble calls for parking lot lights and signs…...
10/13/2026

I’m not sure what it is about October but every year we get an influx of trouble calls for parking lot lights and signs… so here’s your sign 😂😂😂 call 636 284 6097 and get on the schedule for an inspection to prevent an emergency call!

This is a new thing for us but not so new of a thing in general. It’s simple really, Customers are rated from 1 stars to...
10/12/2026

This is a new thing for us but not so new of a thing in general.

It’s simple really, Customers are rated from 1 stars to 10 stars and the review is tied to the address of their property. Customers rightfully hold us to the highest standards and have the ability to rate us and sometimes even try to leverage that ability into getting away with scamming us. We don’t disclose any details, just a star rating and no personal information.

A bad customer costs everyone more money! When we have an uncooperative customer it costs us more time and energy which means higher overhead. We have to adjust our costs to account for that which is simple business principles. It’s even worse if they don’t pay. A 1 star customer is someone who doesn’t pay, if we’re doing a big job we can check the database and if they’ve received a 1 star review we can either reject the job all together or collect up front to prevent losing money which in the end will keep our costs lower. On the contrary if we see a 10 star review we can rest easier knowing that the job will likely go smoothly.

We do recognize our good customers! We’re a small enough company to where we recognize and appreciate our valued customers. They get treated like royalty by us. We’re always available to answer their calls even after hours, they get lower priced jobs and even access to our contractor tiered pricing from our suppliers.

This is a new concept. Right now our service area there are 127 active contractors leaving feedback on addresses they serve. It’s integrated into our CRM so we are prompted to do it upon completion of a job.

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St. Charles, MO
63341

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 4pm
Tuesday 7am - 4pm
Wednesday 7am - 4pm
Thursday 7am - 4pm
Friday 7am - 4pm

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