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Serving Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, and nearby towns. We find the entry points, remove the animals, and seal the house.
A thorough look at the property at no cost. No obligation.
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Request serviceCall in the morning and we will get there the same day whenever the schedule allows.
Request serviceMice and rats squeeze through small openings, contaminate food, chew wiring, and spread disease. Squirrels and bats damage attics, soffits, and insulation.
We do not just set traps. We identify how animals are getting in, remove the existing population, and seal entry points so they cannot come back.
For squirrels and bats we use humane removal that complies with Maine wildlife regulations, then secure the structure.

Look for droppings along walls, in cabinet corners, and in drawers, plus fresh gnaw marks and tracks, which UC Integrated Pest Management says show where mice are active. Nests are wads of finely shredded paper or other fibers, often behind stored boxes, in garages, or near woodpiles. A musky odor in a closed room or cupboard is another common sign. Mice are mostly active at night, so scratching in the ceiling or walls after dark is worth taking seriously.
Then check the outside of the house. A mouse can squeeze under a gap 1/4 inch tall and through an opening 3/8 inch wide, so look at pipe and wire penetrations, dryer vents, garage door corners, and the sill where the siding meets the foundation.
Exclusion is usually the largest part of the price. It depends on how many entry points the house has, where they are, and what each one needs. UC IPM notes that foam, rubber, vinyl, wood, and plastic screening can be chewed through, so gaps need metal, concrete, or similar material. Roofline and soffit openings mean ladder work, and a tight crawlspace or attic slows the job.
Other factors are the size of the population, how many trap checks it takes, whether squirrels or bats are involved, and whether soiled insulation has to come out. The inspection is free, and the price comes before work starts.
Once the animals are out, the droppings and nests still carry risk. The CDC says not to sweep or vacuum them, because that puts virus particles in the air. Open doors and windows for 30 minutes first and stay out while the space airs. Wear rubber or plastic gloves, soak droppings and nesting material in a fresh mix of 1.5 cups of household bleach per gallon of water for 5 minutes, then wipe it up with paper towels. Heavy infestations call for coveralls, eye protection, and a HEPA-filtered respirator.
After sealing, watch for fresh droppings. New ones mean an opening was missed, and a follow-up visit will find it.
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Free inspections and estimates. We remove the animals and seal entry points. Price before work starts. No contracts, no pressure.
Pests do not wait. Call in the morning and we will be at your door the same day whenever possible.
No hidden fees, no surprise charges. Upfront quotes before any work begins.
Family-operated out of Palmyra. You know who is coming to the door — Devin and the team.
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Sam McCray
2 months ago
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Devin showed up on time and explained very throughly what he was intending to do to remove my pest problem! He was in and out very quickly with a great price! I would highly recommend!
Virginia Morse
3 months ago
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Devin was great! Came out twice to evaluate my concerns and answered all my questions. Will certainly use him in the future and recommend Campbell's to anyone as well!
Jasmine Cayford
3 months ago
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Devin is wonderful! Prompt and professional. While it appears there is no problem, he put out some traps to monitor the situation which gave me some peace of mind. I highly recommend Campbell's Pest Control and will always use them in the future.
Both. We remove the animals and seal entry points. Exclusion is what keeps them from coming back.
Yes. Humane removal that complies with Maine wildlife regulations, then we secure attics, soffits, and other openings.
If entry points stay open, yes. That is why sealing is part of the job, not an add-on.
Yes. Mice, rats, squirrels, and bats commonly use those spaces. The inspection covers how they are getting in.
Yes. Free inspections and estimates. No contracts, no pressure, price before work starts.
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