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Pest control services and exterminators in Portland

Protect against more pests. Call today, and our professional exterminators in Portland can help you choose the best pest control plan.

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We cover general pests in the greater Portland area

Ehrlich Pest Control's team of local pest experts can help you protect what matters most. With branches across the city, our professional exterminators protect against the most common pests in Portland and can help with specialized treatment plans. Learn more about Ehrlich’s services in your region and how we can help protect your property.

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Areas we serve in and around Portland:

  • Brunswick
  • Cape Elizabeth
  • Falmouth
  • Gorham
  • Munjoy Hill
  • North Deering
  • Scarborough
  • Windham
  • Yarmouth

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Biddeford, ME

Ehrlich Pest Control
23 Washington Ave
Unit 340
Scarborough, ME
04074

866-508-0695

We service residential and commercial properties

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Protecting Portland from pests all year

Portland’s coastal setting along Casco Bay brings long winters, steady ocean moisture, and a short but humid summer season. Snow cover and freezing temperatures can push unwanted pests indoors, while warmer months often lead to increased activity in yards and gardens. Because conditions can shift quickly from season to season, consistent monitoring and timely treatment are key. With more than 95 years of experience, Ehrlich provides Portland homeowners and businesses with detailed inspections and custom plans built for Maine’s coastal climate.

What are the most common pests in Portland, ME?

In Portland, a mix of historic homes, waterfront properties, wooded areas, and a busy tourism season can all influence local pest patterns. Closely spaced buildings and older structures may offer easy entry points, while restaurants and steady foot traffic in popular districts can create ongoing opportunities for unwanted pests. The most common pests in Portland include:

What is the peak season for pests in Portland, ME?

Pest activity in Portland often peaks from late spring through early fall, particularly between June and September when temperatures are milder and humidity increases. During the long winter months, some unwanted pests move indoors to escape freezing conditions, making pests a concern year-round.

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Mosquito & tick control in Portland

Professional mosquito & tick protection

Portland’s wooded surroundings, coastal moisture, and humid summer weather can create favorable conditions for mosquito and tick activity. Targeted outdoor treatments help reduce populations around your yard so you can spend more time outside comfortably. Our services include:

  • Mosquito control: Larvicide and adulticide treatments, misting and fogging systems, and residual barrier treatments. 
  • Tick control: Barrier treatments for your yard, and tips for landscaping that will prevent tick populations from growing.
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Bed bug treatment in Portland

Expert bed bug control

In Portland, apartment living, seasonal tourism, and closely spaced properties can allow bed bug infestations to spread easily if not addressed promptly. A detailed and discreet approach helps resolve active issues while minimizing disruption to your home or business. Our expert bed bug control services include:

  • Thorough bed bug inspection to determine the extent of infestation 
  • Timely scheduled bed bug treatments with no extensive preparation required 
  • Comprehensive treatment plan tailored to you 
  • Follow-up bed bug inspection to determine if additional services are required
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Rodent control in Portland

Custom rodent treatments for your property

Long winters in Portland often drive rodents indoors in search of warmth and dependable shelter. Older homes and nearby wooded areas can also create opportunities for entry if gaps and cracks go unnoticed. Our custom rodent control services include:

  • Property inspection: Determine extent of infestation 
  • Exclusion: Prevent rodents from getting inside 
  • Exterior rodent stations: Bait and/or trap rodents on your property 
  • Vegetation management: Eliminate weeds and unwanted plants
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We protect Portland against:

Our technicians are continually trained and use the latest and most effective treatments for a wide range of pests. Whether it’s a seasonal pest making a return or something you’ve not seen before, we’ll identify the pest and apply targeted treatments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Pest control costs in Portland, Maine vary depending on the type of pest, the severity of the infestation, and the size of your property. A professional inspection can help determine the best treatment plan and accurate pricing. Contact us to get a custom quote.

Common pests in Portland, Maine homes include ants, rodents, mosquitoes, flies, and cockroaches. These pests often become active during warmer months or move indoors when temperatures drop.

Yes, ticks are a common problem in Portland and southern Maine. Species such as deer ticks, American dog ticks, and woodchuck ticks thrive in wooded areas and brush where they feed on wildlife like deer.

Tick treatments in Maine should begin when the weather starts to warm up in the spring. Monthly treatments throughout the season can help provide more consistent protection. Contact Ehrlich to learn more about the right schedule for your property.

During your first visit, a technician will inspect your home to identify pest activity, entry points, and conditions that may attract pests. They will then recommend a treatment plan and provide guidance on preventing future pest problems.

Carpenter ants are common in Portland because Maine’s wooded environment and damp conditions provide ideal nesting areas. They are especially attracted to moist wood in basements, bathrooms, and under sinks.

Professional rodent control in Portland, Maine may include exclusion techniques, traps, and baiting systems to manage rats and mice. We provide detailed inspections to help determine the most effective treatment strategy for your home.

Bed bug treatment costs in Portland, Maine depend on the size of the infestation, where bed bugs are located, and what treatment methods are used. A professional inspection helps determine the best solution and accurate pricing. Contact Ehrlich today to schedule a free inspection.

Pest control is typically recommended year-round in Portland to help prevent infestations before they start. Summer moisture can increase pests like mosquitoes and ants, while colder winters can drive rodents indoors.

Tick and mosquito yard treatment costs vary depending on the size of your property, the level of pest activity, and how often you need treatment for your property. Contact Ehrlich for a customized quote based on your needs.

Professional browntail moth treatments are selected based on factors like the surrounding environment, property layout, and severity of the infestation. Your Ehrlich technician will recommend the most effective treatment approach for your property.

Portland’s coastal climate can influence pest activity throughout the year. Humid summers can increase ants, ticks, flies, and mosquitoes, while colder winters often drive rodents indoors seeking warmth and shelter.