Palmyra Pest Control Company Prices Jobs Before Any Work Starts

Campbell's Pest Control is a Palmyra-based company led by owner Devin Campbell that treats ants, rodents, bed bugs, wildlife and other pests for homes and businesses across central Maine, according to its website. The site lists the company's Maine Board of Pesticides Control license number as CMA-6463.

A Wide List of Pests

The company's website groups common household invaders such as ants, spiders and earwigs under a general pest control service, and runs separate seasonal programs aimed at mosquitoes and ticks in yards. Rodents, bats and other nuisance wildlife get their own exclusion and removal work, while bed bugs and German cockroaches each have a dedicated treatment listed on the site. Wasp, hornet and yellow jacket nests are removed from eaves, decks and the ground, the website says, and a separate page covers attic insulation inspection and installation apart from the pest work. The company also offers an inspection aimed at spotting termite activity, such as mud tubes or damaged wood near a foundation. For general pest jobs, the site says every visit starts with an inspection to find where an infestation is coming from before a treatment plan is set.

The website describes its model as free inspections, no long-term contracts, and pricing given before any work begins. It also advertises same-day service when scheduling allows, saying a customer who calls in the morning can often get a visit that same day. The site states that a customer who calls Campbell's speaks directly with Devin Campbell rather than a call center.

Central Maine Coverage

The website lists more than 20 towns the company serves beyond its home base in Palmyra, including Augusta, Waterville, Skowhegan, Dover-Foxcroft, Pittsfield and Newport. It describes the company as family-owned and says it uses EPA-approved products that are safe for children and pets when applied as directed.

Campbell's website also offers a satisfaction guarantee, saying it will return to re-treat a property at no extra charge if a customer is not satisfied with the result. The site includes identification guidance for common regional pests, citing University of Maine Cooperative Extension material on signs of a carpenter ant infestation, such as sawdust piled near window sills or door frames.

The company can be reached by phone or by email at devin@campbellspests.com, according to its website, which lists its license number as Maine BPC CMA-6463.

More about the company at campbellspests.com.