Halloween isn’t here yet, but mice and rats are already on the move, haunting Maine homes. Well, not exactly haunting. The cooler weather has them looking for warmth, food, and safe hiding spots to pass the winter months.
The faint scratching in your walls, droppings in corners, or gnaw marks on boxes and wires aren’t just weird anomalies; they’re early signs that some very determined… Read More >
If you’ve lived in Maine for a while, you’ve probably noticed a trend: spiders seem to appear more in and around your home when the evenings get cooler and the days get shorter. But is there really such a thing as “spider season” in Maine? Let’s break it down. Read More >
As Maine homeowners know, cold weather means more than just pulling out the snow boots or splitting firewood; it also means mice are on the move. When temperatures drop, these small rodents start looking for warm, sheltered places with easy access to food and water. Unfortunately, that often makes your home the perfect target.
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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 >