Moxie Pest Control

Moxie Pest Control runs a pest control branch in Canton, Massachusetts. A recent customer said Josh did a termite inspection and identified an area of concern, and that Adrian then installed the bait stations and treatment and put out ant bait after noticing some ant mounds, even though he was there for the termite install. The company's website describes a national home-services company founded in 2001, offering pest control, termite, mosquito, lawn care and insulation services through local branches, with this Canton location one of them. A recent customer said Adrian moved furniture and appliances during an interior and exterior treatment to reach access points used by ants and mice, and recommended products and steps to block the remaining holes. A customer of a few years who lives in the woods said Charlie H. reached out to discuss an ant problem, outlined the steps he would take, and provided a thorough summary of the work afterward; that customer has not had issues with ants in the home since. A recent customer said Dante treated an ant problem, especially in the backyard, and followed up to say exactly where he applied the bait. A recent customer said Charlie listened to instructions to focus on certain areas of the yard and avoid others. A recent customer said they send text notifications when they are arriving, when they start work and when they complete it. A 2025 customer said Kaila got rid of a dead hornets nest, then went several times around the house to find a tiny but active hornets nest on the roof and sprayed it. A 2024 customer who was not home said Adrian had the customer's wife take a photo of a bait station with active termites and walked her through the areas they were coming from. A recent reviewer said a solicitor knocked on their door right next to a no soliciting sign and still wanted to give a sales pitch. A recent reviewer said a door-to-door salesman ignored their no soliciting sign and refused to leave when they pointed it out. A recent reviewer said the company solicited at their door three times in one week despite being told repeatedly they did not want its services. A recent reviewer with "No Soliciting" signs said they were told it was ok to knock because "I already service your neighbors." A 2025 reviewer said a door-to-door salesperson kept pressuring them after they said no seven times and refused to leave the doorstep. A recent customer who signed up through a door-to-door sale for mice and flies said the emailed contract stated nothing about mice or flies, that after waiting half an hour for a promised 15-minute callback they got a message that the office was closed for the weekend, and that the company took their money promptly. A recent reviewer said the company tried to get them to spend $11,000 on an insulation service for rodent control, that three other companies confirmed they did not have a rodent problem, that a carpenter ant problem had not been taken care of after two years, and that the company refused a refund. A recent reviewer said they could not cancel the service at any time, had to ask about problem areas themselves, and got a $10k quote for insulation replacement after an attic check, with the company mentioning it might not solve the actual problem. A 2025 reviewer called the service overpriced and said the contract could not be cancelled unless they paid $400. A recent reviewer said that every time an appointment was booked for 8am to 1pm with a 30-minute call ahead, they were late or did not show at all. A recent customer said nobody came inside to spray the inside of the home as discussed, and that only the perimeter was sprayed again. A recent customer said the technician had never heard of a step shown in the sales presentation, removing the outlet cover and spraying behind, and spread granules on the lawn very randomly. A recent customer said a technician asked whether they lived in the house alone, and called it an incredibly odd question. A recent reviewer who said they had no account with the company said they still got messages and emails saying someone was on the way or sending bills. A 2025 customer said the company did a good job at routine pest control, but that an attic job quoted at one to two days was still incomplete after five weeks; that 2025 customer raised health concerns about breathing insulation particles and heating costs from the missing insulation.