Maine Mosquito SWAT

04/24/2026

Now that we have some decent weather in the forecast for the weekend, we will be starting our spaying tomorrow (04/24/26)! We’re pretty booked up this season, but still have a few spots available if anyone else is interested!

Lew

04/01/2026

Happy Spring everyone,

It’s that time of year again, we will be sending out with an email today to our prior customers as well as reaching out to others in reference to signing up again this year! We look forward to hearing back from you and keeping your business!

We are also accepting new properties, so if you or anyone you know are looking, please reach out for a free quote!

Best regards,
Lewis

03/19/2026

Reach out to us for a quote today!

09/22/2025

Don’t let your guard down just because fall is here and the temperatures are dropping. Adult deer ticks are at peak activity in late October into November as they find their way onto larger hosts, such as deer, pets, and humans, to get a blood meal and mate before winter. After this, the female tick will drop off the host and become dormant over winter in the leaf litter, preparing to lay up to 3,000 eggs in the spring.

STOP THIS CYCLE NOW before the adult female has the opportunity to reproduce.

Acting today can dramatically reduce next season’s tick population, giving you and your family a safer yard when activity surges again in April and May. Reach out to us today if you have not yet signed up for an October lawn treatment!

05/28/2025

Adults 65 years and older are at highest risk for tickborne diseases in Maine. This includes Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and babesiosis. Make sure to use tick prevention, as all these diseases are on the rise. Learn more at www.maine.gov/dhhs/vectorborne.

https://youtu.be/a68PfmY9fsg

Adults ages 65 and over have the highest rates of tickborne diseases in Maine. This includes Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and babesiosis.

05/26/2025

In honor of the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. May their courage inspire us to live with purpose and gratitude.

05/25/2025

It takes time for most tickborne germs to spread to you during a bite. This is why it is important to remove ticks as soon as possible. Avoid using folk remedies like petroleum jelly, matches, or nail polish to remove a tick. Watch this video to learn more.

Always use tweezers or a tick spoon to remove a tick. After removing the tick, put the tick in rubbing alcohol to kill it. Do not use petroleum jelly, nail p...

05/23/2025

Do you check for ticks daily? It is important to do a daily tick check to help prevent tickborne diseases. Watch this video to learn how to do your best tick check. Learn more at www.maine.gov/dhhs/vectorborne.

https://youtu.be/ay37948hTWo

Do tick checks daily and after being outdoors to prevent tick bites and Lyme disease. Ticks like damp and dark places. Check your entire body and pay close a...

05/21/2025

In Maine, ticks can be active all year long, but are most active between early spring and late fall. Watch this video to learn simple steps to help you prevent tick bites.

The best way to avoid getting Lyme disease is to prevent tick bites. Wear light colored clothing with long sleeves to easily spot ticks. DEET, Picaridin, IR3...

05/18/2025

And the winner is….

05/18/2025

We're drawing the winner of the cooler tonight! Last chance to enter!