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Don't let biting ticks and worry about Lyme disease and other tickborne diseases keep you inside while the weather is warm. Contact Pine State for professional tick control today!
Professional Tick Inspection
Service starts with a FREE inspection! Pine State Pest Solutions will conduct a thorough inspection of your property to identify areas where ticks breed and rest.
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I used Pine State Pest Solutions for the first time this year for brown-tail moths and tick/mosquito control. I just assumed it would be incredibly expensive but was shocked at how affordable--and effective--it was. They saved my apple trees being decimated by brown-tail moths in one treatment and we went from having ticks being a daily occurrence to not seeing one all summer. Also, the added mosquito treatment left me bug bite-free all summer--and that is saying A LOT. I'm a customer for life. Highly recommend giving this local company a call.
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Pine State has been treating our house for ticks for two years. Prior to using their services, my son was treated for Lyme twice and we found ticks on our dog and cats almost daily. This past tick season we didn't find a single tick on our animals or in our house. It's worth every penny!
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Say goodbye to ticks.
Now that winter is officially over, it's time to head outside. To enjoy it to the fullest, our locally owned and family-operated Maine pest control company is ready to make sure you don't have to bother with biting pests on your property. Since 2010, we've been providing effective, industry-leading tick control services and take pride in helping property owners in Brunswick, Portland, and Auburn as well as throughout our multi-county service area protect their families from disease-spreading ticks
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Seasonal Treatments Apr - Oct
Say goodbye to ticks! One of Pine State's pest professionals will treat your yard quickly and efficiently. We'll target fence lines, trees, shrubs, bushes, transitions between lawn and woods, and other areas of concern noted during our inspection.
Every month April through October, your pest professional will return to service your yard, ensuring that you can enjoy your property while it's warm in Maine!
al certified Pest Professionals will treat mosquito breeding areas around your yard safely & quickly. It’s not a one-time fix, we’ll return to your home or business until mosquitoes are under control. Schedule your service today!
Tick Control For Larger Properties
Mounted tick sprayer to the rescue! For property owners with two+ acres, Pine State also offers tick spraying using our Polaris Side-By-Side. Our mounted tick spraying vehicle allows our team to efficiently treat large properties and leaves no place for ticks to hide.
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When do ticks become a problem in Maine?
Tick season generally begins when the weather warms and dormant ticks that have been waiting all winter begin to look for food — in Maine, this is commonly during late March and April, however warmer weather can cause them to become active earlier in the year. Tick season typically ends when the temperatures begin dropping below freezing in the Fall.
When should I worry about a tick bite?
If the bite area shows signs of infection including swelling, pain, warmth, or oozing pus, you should consult your physician immediately. Other symptoms such as headache, fever, stiff neck or back, tiredness, or muscle or joint aches can all be signs of diseases related to ticks.
How long does it take for an embedded tick to pass Lyme Disease to a human host?
According to the journal titled "Ticks and Tickborne Diseases", ticks that carry the Lyme pathogen will take between 24 and 48 hour after the tick is embedded to transmit to humans.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ticks
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