Maine Verminator LLC

05/28/2021

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05/24/2021

For more information about Tick & Mosquito services find us on the web at www.maineverminator.com.

A late-summer drought virtually eliminated ticks in parts of New England but they’re back with a vengeance this spring. Dog ticks, which do not carry Lyme disease like deer ticks do, have been especially active since early spring in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. And people who’ve been gettin...

05/19/2021

https://wgme.com/news/local/how-can-mainers-tell-the-difference-between-a-dog-tick-and-a-deer-tick

As pesky ticks start to reemerge in the state, the Maine CDC put out a helpful graphic to help you tell the difference between an adult deer tick and an adult dog tick. Tick ID Card by WGME on Scribd. It says to look at the color and the "shield" on the back to figure out what you're dealing with. A...

05/11/2021

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Cases of tick-borne diseases like Lyme were down last year, but could surge this year

03/15/2020

While prepping for Corona(virus), don't forget about Lyme!

Maine Verminator LLC is open for all of your pest control needs. Tick and mosquito treatments are performed 100% OUTSIDE, no need to enter your home! We also have full face respirators, full body suits and accept electronic payment. No human contact necessary. We are all being cautious and mitigating the virus, while remaining open, is our top priority!

07/25/2019

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Powassan virus is spread to people by the bite of an infected tick. Although still rare, the number of reported cases of people sick from Powassan virus has increased in recent years. Most cases in the United States occur in the northeast and Great Lakes regions from late spring through mid-fall when ticks are most active. There are no vaccines to prevent or medicines to treat Powassan virus disease. Reduce your risk of infection from Powassan virus by avoiding ticks.

Source: cdc.gov

https://www.wmtw.com/article/case-of-rare-tick-borne-virus-confirmed-in-maine-powassan-virus-cdc/28494896

A case of the rare Powassan virus has been confirmed in Maine for the first time in two years, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

03/24/2019

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Tick season is upon us. Call now for Spring 2019 Tick Control!! --------- (207) 632-4178

Researchers also say that Lone Star ticks, which are common in the south, are surviving winters in Southern Maine. A bite can cause people to develop a red meat allergy, and in some cases a reaction to dairy products.

12/16/2017

Mice communicate through pheromones in their urine & droppings. Like a trail of breadcrumbs they tell other mice the way to enter and travel throughout homes safely.

08/19/2017

Now is peak stinging insect season. Call Maine Verminator to get rid of those pests before they become a hazard!! Wasps, yellow jackets and hornets sting repeatedly and hurt.

08/15/2017

http://www.fox29.com/news/273696085-story

Officials with Coconino and Navajo Counties have confirmed that fleas collected in their respective counties have tested positive for the Plague.

07/11/2017

In less than 15 minutes this disease can be transmitted - protect yourself today!

Two new cases of a dangerous and potentially fatal tick-borne illness have health officials in Maine on high alert as agencies across the nation brace for a particularly high-population tick season.