ohDEER Nashoba Valley

One ohDEER Nashoba Valley customer says their husband can mow the lawn without coming back with ticks on him. In that July 2026 Google review, the customer describes initial skepticism about the all-natural treatment before praising its results and the friendly technicians. Another July reviewer names Arthur for their first tick and mosquito prevention spraying. The Nashoba Valley location is based in Marlborough, and its website says Kurt Upham owns and operates it. The company traces its history to a deer-control formula Upham created in 2006, followed by expansion into tick and mosquito control. It describes its outdoor treatments as all-natural and offers tick, mosquito, deer and rabbit control. Google gives the business 4.8 stars from 22 ratings. A June 2026 customer praises Dylan for returning consistently and knowing the property after one briefing. The customer describes the treatment as effective past sunset, after disappointing experiences with two previous mosquito-control companies. A separate June reviewer praises Dylan's thorough tick treatment in their yard. In a May review, a customer with two large dogs says the technician covered every corner and hiding place on the property. Communication is part of an April 2026 customer's account: Dylan texted before arriving, rang the doorbell and followed up while landscaping work was taking place alongside the yard treatment. The customer also describes clear emails with attached invoices and an auto-pay setup. Another April customer says they have used ohDEER for multiple years and praises its technicians and service. In a July 2025 Google review, a customer said the technician had already noticed and begun spraying an area where deer had become active before the customer pointed it out. An April 2025 reviewer praised Dylan's thoroughness and said they learned about deer eating habits throughout the year. In April 2024, a customer using mosquito, tick and deer control praised Kaleb and the other technicians' knowledge of their yard and described the natural approach as discouraging deer from eating their hydrangeas. A June 2023 customer who watched an entire application said Vincent treated every corner of the property and the bordering woods.