Neal Pest Control, Inc.

When mice kept getting into a customer's kitchen through the basement bulkhead, Neal Pest Control traced every entry point, sealed them off, and kept coming back to check the bait traps until the mice were gone — the kind of follow-through that shows up in review after review for this Plymouth pest control company. Reviewers also describe fast turnarounds on stinging insects: in 2024, one customer said a hornets' nest was gone within four hours of calling, and another said bees were eradicated the morning after a 9 p.m. call. Neal Pest Control is family-owned, run by President and owner Jeffrey Neal, and covers ants, rodents, termites and bees or wasps across the South Shore, Cape Cod and Southeastern Massachusetts; it's upfront that it doesn't handle wildlife like bats or squirrels. It's a QualityPro-certified company and belongs to both the New England and National Pest Management Associations, and it holds a 5-star average from 73 Google ratings. Reviewers who've used the company for years describe named technicians — Keith, Tim, and the owner Jeff himself — as knowledgeable and considerate of pets and property during visits, and several mention the company offering free callbacks between scheduled treatments if a new problem turns up. A 2025 reviewer who said they're particular about it noted that Neal only uses ecologically safe products, and only as needed rather than on a fixed schedule regardless of whether anything's found. In a March 2026 review, a customer said that even when Neal couldn't take on a job directly, he stayed in touch late into the night and connected them with other contractors he trusted, and the problem was resolved by early the next morning. There's no written complaint on file across the seven sources this business is reviewed on. Neal is a strong choice for a South Shore or Cape Cod homeowner dealing with rodents, ants or stinging insects, whether for a one-time removal or an ongoing prevention program; if the issue involves wildlife rather than insects or rodents, ask upfront whether they can refer you elsewhere.