Granite State Pest Control works out of 45 Haines Street in Nashua and covers southern New Hampshire - its own site names Nashua, Manchester, Merrimack, Derry, Atkinson, Windham and Londonderry - handling both ordinary pests and the wildlife side of the trade: ants, termites, mice and rats indoors, and bats, skunks, raccoons, squirrels and moles out. The company says it has over 25 years of experience; the Better Business Bureau records the LLC as formed in October 2004 and lists 21 years in business under managing member Phillip LeFavor.
What customers describe, almost without exception, is one man doing the work. Kyle is named in review after review from 2023 through 2026 across Google and Thumbtack, and the jobs are specific. In a 2024 review a mobile-home owner recounted a dead skunk cleared from under the home, a live skunk trapped and released, dig barriers installed under the decks, and a year later a pregnant raccoon and her young removed from the belly of the home. Another 2024 reviewer woke to bats circling the attic, called four companies, and chose Kyle after he explained that bats are protected in New Hampshire and what that meant for the job.
Speed and price come up constantly. In a March 2026 review an HOA said he came out the same week, walked the buildings inside and out, quoted, returned to clear the snowpack for access, and finished two buildings in under a day at a cost they called extremely reasonable. A 2025 reviewer who called about suspected chipmunks said he offered to stop by within the hour and identified the droppings as mice instead. Separate reviewers through 2024 and 2025 call the pricing reasonable, and a 2023 Thumbtack customer noted the work is guaranteed.
Two things deserve a direct question before you book. A reviewer on the company's Better Business Bureau profile - a profile that grades it A+ and lists it as accredited since 2012 - states that its New Hampshire business registration is not in good standing, so ask the company where that stands. And in June 2026 a commenter on r/PestControlIndustry suggested the five-star run looks too perfect to be real; the written reviews vary widely in length, name the same owner across three years, describe distinct jobs on two independent platforms and include a three-star on Thumbtack, but the question was raised publicly and is fair to put to them.
This is the right call for a southern New Hampshire homeowner with a wildlife problem - bats, raccoons, skunks or rodents in the walls - who wants entry points sealed rather than traps dropped and forgotten. Ask where the state registration stands, confirm the pesticide licence numbers with the New Hampshire Department of Agriculture, and get the guarantee terms in writing.
