EcoGeek Pest Control Cape Cod

Finding and sealing pest entry points is part of the work EcoGeek customers describe, alongside spraying and trapping. In August 2026, one homeowner who heard scratching inside the walls said Marcus identified and sealed a small opening, inspected the property and suggested measures that did not require chemicals. The customer also said he addressed their concerns about protecting house spiders. Another August customer described Marcus sealing mouse entry points and placing traps. EcoGeek says it is a family-owned Cape Cod business offering residential and commercial pest control, including tick and mosquito treatments, termite control, rodents and wildlife, plus attic and sub-area cleanup and sanitation. Its stated service area runs from Bourne, Falmouth, Mashpee and Sandwich through towns including Barnstable, Yarmouth, Dennis, Brewster, Harwich, Chatham, Orleans and Eastham. Its cleanup team claims more than 20 years of field experience. Google displayed 5 stars from 434 ratings in August 2026, and its BBB grade was A+. Customers name specific technicians and describe explanations during visits. An August reviewer said Marcus sprayed a hornet nest, arrived on time and explained the work; another said he answered all their questions. A customer who had several visits from Markie and Marcus reported substantially reduced pest activity. A separate August customer described mouse remediation in a crawlspace being completed without delays and as promised. In July, a homeowner praised basement remediation after a rodent infestation, saying the crew explained each step and the price was reasonable for the work. Wildlife work has its own practical details. In May 2026, a customer said Mike Podiko took several attempts to coax a raccoon out of a garage/apartment crawlspace humanely. The animal left with her three kits and had not returned when the review was written. The customer said they patched the roof hole themselves. In an October 2023 review, a homeowner said the visiting worker identified honeybees, provided information about humane removal at no cost and EcoGeek promptly issued a refund. Urgent scheduling drew a complaint in November 2025. A customer said Danyel reassured them that help would come quickly, but the scheduler and owner said Friday was the earliest available visit. The customer arranged an emergency appointment with another company and requested contract cancellation; EcoGeek promptly emailed the cancellation confirmation, according to that account.