Catseye Pest Control - Nashua, NH

Catseye Pest Control's Nashua branch handles rodents, insects, and nuisance wildlife across the region — mice and rats, squirrels, bats, bees, and birds — plus exclusion work like sealing entry points and installing systems such as Catguard to keep animals from getting back in. The most recent stretch of reviews is remarkably consistent: 32 in the last six months, all but one of them positive, and the same names come up again and again — Alan, Gary, Edwin, Doel and others — for showing up, explaining what they found, and following through month to month. A 2024 review described a persistent basement mouse problem that cleared up entirely after enrolling in the annual service; another described a bird problem in an attic solved by cleaning out and re-screening the vents. A 2023 review described a Catguard exclusion system installed with a clear walkthrough of what would be done and when, and a separate 2023 review described a nuisance woodchuck removed after a technician explained the process and followed up quickly. A cluster of sharper complaints, mostly from 2023, tells a different story. A December 2023 review described paying $1,000 to remove an animal causing noise problems, only to have two weeks pass with nothing done beyond setting mouse traps despite repeated calls. A January 2023 review described a crew that left a job about a quarter finished after one day, requiring many calls to get it back on track. Other 2023 reviews described a missed appointment window despite a confirmation text, and exclusion work — sealing cracks, installing bat cones — left unfinished, with feces cleanup and screening still pending. Even recently, an August 2026 review described paying nearly $200 for a visit where the technician skipped one rental unit and bypassed another without a call, despite a confirmed appointment and lockbox instructions. The overall pattern favors the last two years: recent, detailed reviews describe attentive, knowledgeable technicians who follow up as promised, while the more serious complaints cluster in 2023. Still, with a real incident as recent as this August, it's worth confirming exactly which units or areas will be serviced on a given visit and following up if anything gets skipped.