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We offer a variety of plans and services to fit your needs. If you have pests, we can help ease your mind.
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We’ll keep you up to date with the latest news. Sharing advice and solutions for every season to help you prevent outbreaks.
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What kind of bug is that? Ask Erich, our board certified entomologist. He’ll quickly identify your pest and find a solution for your problem.
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Howard County Maryland’s Premier Pest Control Solution

We Service Columbia, Ellicott City, Howard County Maryland and Surrounding Areas

Eco Care is backed by scientific understanding and 60+ years of experience

Once they’re dug in, pests in your home are tough to root out. To get the job done right, you have to know how they feed, reproduce and control them where they live.

To manage pests correctly, You have to understand them. We do!

Helping Maryland Families For Over 19 Years

We are family owned and operated, based in Howard County. Our service area extends throughout Maryland including: Baltimore, Laurel, Ellicott City, Glenelg, Glenwood, Columbia, Catonsville, Mt. Airy, Woodbine, Sykesville, Woodstock and surrounding areas.

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Call Us Now For Service

Whether you are confronting the re-emergence of last year’s Stink Bug invasion, the annual march of the common Odorous House Ants, or your home is at risk from Termites or Carpenter Bees, give us a call at 410.465.3709.

Our services are environmentally responsible. The EcoCare team has one of the very few board certified urban/structural entomologist in the area and that means you have science on your side.

Read The Latest From Our Blog

How To Get Rid Of Fruit Flies Safely

One pest that’s highly prevalent this time of year is the common fruit fly. You might see them buzzing around your garbage can or if you keep a bowl of fruit on your counter. These tiny nuisances breed extremely fast, especially in warmer weather, and while they are relatively harmless they can still spread bacteria and disease.

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly: Insects In Your Garden

Now that the weather’s finally getting a little nicer, many of us like to spend the sunny days digging in the garden. Whether you enjoy planting vegetables, flowers, bushes or trees, you’re bound to come across some insects. When that happens, it’s common to want to get all insects out of our gardens.

Spring Is Here. So Are The Ants And Termites.

Spring is finally here! Temperatures are finally above freezing. Birds are chirping. Flowers are poking up their first shoot from the soil. And all the ants and termites are waking up after winter, ready to wreak havoc on the unsuspecting homeowner.