Cape Cod Tick & Mosquito

Cape Cod Tick & Mosquito treats yards across the Cape for one specific problem: ticks and mosquitoes on the property, so people can use their own yard again. The company, a division of Greenstuff Lawncare, Inc., says it has been doing this since 1991. The pattern across three years of Google reviews is the same story told a dozen different ways: a dog that used to come inside covered in ticks, then didn't; a deck that was unusable at dusk, then wasn't. In a January 2026 review, a 65-unit homeowners' association in West Yarmouth described three years with the company after ticks had gotten into outdoor showers and even inside homes under a previous vendor — since switching, the HOA reports zero ticks. Another customer wrote in 2024 that they'd stuck with the company for eight years running, tick-free the whole time. Every one of the 32 Google reviews on file is five stars, and the ones with real detail keep naming the same things: the crew calls ahead before each visit, technicians named Pat and Cole come up by name repeatedly, and the organic cedar-oil option draws people who don't want chemicals sprayed near pets and kids. The company runs three programs: a chemical option using bifenthrin, an organic cedar-oil alternative, and a hybrid that treats chemically in spring and fall with organic coverage through summer, plus a single guaranteed treatment through Labor Day. Reviewers who mention cost call it reasonable, but none states an actual price, so it's worth pinning down a quote for your specific lot and chosen program before committing to a season. There's no negative review, licensing action, or BBB history on record to weigh against this — the read here is a small, long-running outfit with a consistent, undiluted track record. For a Cape property dealing with Lyme-carrying ticks or a rough mosquito summer, the main things to settle up front are which program fits your yard and pets, and what the season's spray schedule looks like.