Mosquito Joe of Andover-Peabody

Mosquito Joe of Andover-Peabody runs mosquito, tick, and flea treatments across the region, and the number that stands out is 408 Google ratings averaging five stars. Across 283 reviews collected since 2021 from four sources, the same story repeats: yards that used to be unusable during bug season become livable again. Specific accounts back that up. One customer who switched from a competitor reported not seeing a single tick since Mosquito Joe started treating a property beside conservation land. Another, in a 2025 review, described going from six ticks on a dog after every yard visit down to zero after using the service for several seasons. A two-year customer credited a 99% drop in the mosquito population, adding that technicians knock before spraying to make sure windows are closed and pets are inside, and steer clear of flowering bushes. Response time and attentiveness come up often too — one homeowner got a visit the day after reporting increased mosquito activity, and another said a technician adjusted the spraying plan on the spot after hearing about a heavy tick problem. Reviewers describe the crews as thorough rather than rushed, calling out technicians by name for careful, targeted work around problem areas. The relationship tends to be a long one: reviewers writing in their third season, or after "quite a few years," say the results have held up, and recent activity backs that pattern — 38 reviews in the last six months, none negative. There's nothing in the record here to flag before calling — no pricing complaints, no scheduling misses, no licensing questions surfaced. For a homeowner near conservation land, wetlands, or a yard that's been unusable in bug season, this is a service built around exactly that problem.