Neal Pest Control, Inc.

Neal Pest Control is a Plymouth, Massachusetts company that says it's family owned and run by President Jeffrey Neal, working pest calls across the South Shore, Cape Cod, and Southeastern Massachusetts. It's explicit about what it doesn't do, too: no wildlife work, so bats and squirrels aren't part of the business. Google has them at 5 stars across 73 ratings, and the individual reviews read less like marketing and more like the same names coming up over and over. In June, a customer described the crew tracing mice into the house through a bulkhead, sealing the gaps, and returning to check bait traps until the mice were gone. In May, Tim walked another customer through an ant job at what they called a reasonable price, and even offered to hold misdelivered mail so an empty seasonal cottage didn't look empty. In March, Keith explained the treatment on-site and held to the quoted price — and in a separate case that same month, the owner spent a night on the phone lining up help from another contractor when Neal itself couldn't take the job directly, the kind of effort that shows up in loyalty more than in star ratings. The last six months produced ten reviews and no complaints, and that streak isn't new — the company has been collecting reviews since 2018 with the same pattern holding. Angi lists it at a perfect 5.0 too, crediting 21 years in the trade and membership in the National and New England Pest Management Associations; the company also holds QualityPro certification, a credential only a small share of pest control firms carry. Worth checking before booking: the company works a defined list of towns — Plymouth, Carver, Kingston, Duxbury, Marshfield, Halifax, Plympton, Pembroke, Bourne, Buzzards Bay, Falmouth, Sandwich, Marion, Mattapoisett, and Wareham — so confirm your address is covered. And if it's a wildlife problem rather than insects or rodents, look elsewhere; they say plainly they don't handle it. For South Shore or Cape Cod homeowners dealing with mice, ants, or a wasp nest, this is a long-running, locally run operation whose recent record looks just like its older one.