Clancy Brothers Pest Control

Call Clancy Brothers about mice in the walls, wasps in the eaves, or bats scratching in the attic, and the response reads the same way review after review: a named technician — Pedro, Paul, Patrick, Trevor, Elijah, Jose — shows up inside the promised window, often texting ahead, and walks the homeowner through exactly what they found before treating it. That pattern isn't built on a thin sample: the company has picked up 778 reviews since 2021, 249 of them in just the past six months, and not one of those recent ones is negative. On Google alone the aggregate sits at a full 5.0 across 2,286 ratings. The specifics repeat enough to trust them. Pedro solved a mouse problem, came back weeks later for a wasp issue at the same house, and got credit for both. Paul and Patrick spent a visit sealing entry points after a family suspected bats scratching above a child's bedroom — and were right. Brian talked one customer through a moth infestation with enough detail that they're expecting it to clear under his plan. Others single out carpenter ants, birds nesting under a roofline, and routine mouse-trap servicing where the tech checked and rebaited every trap and explained the process step by step. Based in Quincy, the day-to-day work leans heavily toward rodent calls, with termite, ant, wasp, and nuisance-wildlife jobs mixed in. The Better Business Bureau backs it from a different angle: Clancy Brothers is BBB accredited and carries an A+ rating — a business-practices judgment rather than a service review, but it lines up with what the Google history already shows rather than contradicting it. The one soft spot worth noting: a handful of reviews land at 4 stars instead of 5 with nothing negative written in the text, so it isn't obvious what kept them from a perfect score. There's no visible complaint about a missed appointment, a botched treatment, or a billing dispute anywhere in the run of reviews — just a couple of small gaps in an otherwise consistent record. For a rodent, insect, or nuisance-wildlife problem in the Quincy/South Shore area, the reviews point to a company that sends a tech who explains the plan before starting and follows up when asked. The only thing worth clarifying up front is what separates a routine visit from those handful of 4-star ones, since the text alone doesn't say.