Barrier treatments and seasonal programs applied by a Maine-licensed pesticide applicator — so you can use your own yard again without checking for ticks every ten minutes.
Deer ticks can be active on any day the ground isn't frozen — often from early spring well into November. Mosquito pressure builds fast once the weather turns, peaking from late May through August. A single early-season barrier treatment, timed right, breaks the cycle before either one takes hold on your property.
Perimeter and yard applications targeting the places ticks actually live: leaf litter, brush lines, stone walls, and the edge where lawn meets woods.
Backpack and barrier applications that knock down adult populations and treat standing-water breeding sites around your property.
Scheduled visits through the season, timed to Maine's actual tick and mosquito cycles — not a fixed calendar that ignores the weather.
Tell us about your property, your acreage, and what you're seeing.
We identify tick habitat, standing water, and the zones that need treatment.
EPA-registered products applied by a licensed applicator, focused on high-risk zones.
Return visits timed to conditions on your property, not just the date on the calendar.
Based in the greater Bangor area and taking on properties throughout Penobscot and Hancock Counties. Not sure if you're in range? Ask when you request a quote.
Acadian Pest Service is operated by a Maine-licensed arborist and pesticide applicator with a forestry degree from the University of Maine. That background means treatments are based on how tick and mosquito habitat actually behaves on wooded Maine properties — not a generic route driven by the clock.