Get a *FREE Pest Removal Quote *Excluding wildlife services.
CLICK HERE TO START
Stopping Squirrels in New England

Stopping Squirrels in New England

Squirrels, with their spirited climbing antics and endearing habit of nibbling on nuts and acorns with almost human-like grace, are beloved creatures of the wild. Yet, should they venture into your domain, they can wreak havoc with their tenacious determination to find food and shelter. Despite their charm, it’s crucial to keep these furry little… Read more »

Recognizing the Smells That Mean You Have Mice

Recognizing the Smells That Mean You Have Mice

Mice are among the most common unwanted house guests, and they have a knack for making themselves known through not just their tiny footprints but also their distinct, often unpleasant odors. Your nose can be a powerful tool in detecting a mouse infestation before it becomes a more significant problem. So, let’s follow our noses… Read more »

How to Prevent a Silverfish Infestation

How to Prevent a Silverfish Infestation

You’ve probably seen silverfish in your home before. They are very common and they are harmless insects, but they can infest your home. These shiny silver insects have antennae and fine, fish-like scales covering their bodies. Adults are usually about Âľ inch long with two antennae and 3 tail projections. Once female silverfish reach adulthood,… Read more »

Are Cockroaches Hiding in Your Home?

Are Cockroaches Hiding in Your Home?

Cockroach infestation can sometimes go unnoticed until the population has reached significant levels. Depending on the species, this can happen at an alarming speed. The most common way people realize they have an issue is by seeing the actual insects themselves. But due to the nocturnal nature of this pest, the actual insects may not… Read more »

How Weather Affects Pests

How Weather Affects Pests

The changing weather patterns are beginning to harm food resources and are leading to more insect invasions throughout the globe. At first, the insect invasions could be predicted easily, but climate change makes it even more challenging to keep track of these annoying creatures. Are you wondering how the weather affects insect problems? The University… Read more »

Tips for Getting Rid of and Preventing Fruit Flies

Tips for Getting Rid of and Preventing Fruit Flies

Fruit flies are one of the biggest pest annoyances faced by homeowners, and it often seems like they come out of nowhere. These unwanted house guests may be tiny, but they can be an absolute nuisance when they’ve infested your home. If you live in New England, these pesky pests are probably familiar to you.… Read more »

Modern Adds an E-Bike to the Fleet

Modern Adds an E-Bike to the Fleet

The Modern Pest team is pleased to announce the addition of an electric bike to our transportation fleet. The Portland, Maine branch recently acquired an e-bike to be used on the islands off the coast of Maine. The Modern Pest Service Professional will bring the e-bike with them on the ferry to the islands and… Read more »

Are Ants Invading Your Space?

Are Ants Invading Your Space?

Ants are a common nuisance pest in New England, indoors and out. Once they infest your home, they can be hard to get rid of. Luckily, Modern Pest can help! There are also things you can do to help keep them out of your home. So, what kind of ants do you have, and what… Read more »

Mosquitoes in New England: A Comprehensive Guide

Mosquitoes in New England: A Comprehensive Guide

Mosquitoes are a common nuisance in New England, and they can also carry diseases that can make people and animals very sick. In this blog post, we will discuss the different types of mosquitoes found in New England, the diseases they carry, and how to avoid them. We will also provide tips on how to… Read more »

The Dangers of Tick-Borne Disease

The Dangers of Tick-Borne Disease

The four most common tick species found in New England are American dog ticks, brown dog ticks, black-legged (deer) ticks, and lone star ticks. The highest risk of being bitten by a tick is during spring and summer. Infestations have been on the rise here over the past few years, which is a concern for… Read more »