Sep 02 2025
Labor Day- it’s the unofficial end to summer but not the end of the warm weather… yet. Hopefully we have a few more weeks of summer-like weather to enjoy. That said, a lot of the pests that were active in July and August will continue to be a problem this month in Portland, Augusta, and Waterville as well as in communities throughout Maine. Read More >
Aug 06 2025
Compared to many other parts of the country, Maine is a great place to live. Our winters may be long and cold, but our summers are as close to perfect as can be. We get the occasional storm but rarely deal with hurricanes, tornadoes, or wildfires. We also have it pretty good when it comes to pests. We don’t have to deal with venomous snakes, stinging scorpions, or spiders bigger than our hands.… Read More >
May 19 2025
Every spring, a growing number of homeowners are joining the No Mow May movement to help bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. But could letting your lawn go unmowed for a month also invite unwanted guests like ticks? Let’s take a closer look and discuss how you can support pollinators without turning your yard into a tick hotspot. Read More >
May 03 2025
While Maine is somewhat famous (or maybe infamous) for its “black fly season,” mosquitoes are no slouches when it comes to crashing outdoor plans. As the temperatures climb in spring, mosquito activity ramps up fast—and unlike black flies, these pests can stick around all summer long. A bite from a mosquito might just mean a few itchy days, but in some cases, it can lead to more serious… Read More >
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