profishant, Inc

Ants are the through-line. Across 285 reviews going back to 2021 — Google sits at 5.0 from 358 ratings — the sentence that keeps repeating is some version of "they came, they sprayed, and the bugs stopped coming back." One homeowner who had fought ants for years wrote this July that a single April visit ended it; another says the carpenter ants have not returned since the treatment. profishant works both sides of the pest business out of New Bedford and Fairhaven: quarterly home protection plans, mosquito and tick applications, rodent and wildlife work, plus a food safety and OSHA consulting arm. A Veterans Transition House announcement describes it as a veteran-owned pest control and food safety consulting business and names it the nonprofit's philanthropic partner. What customers describe is a company that shows up on the day it said it would and comes back for free when something is missed. In July 2026 a customer wrote that a summer ant problem got a second spray at no extra cost, "they stand behind their work." Technicians get named constantly — Glenn, Ramon, Travis, Nick, Luis, Mike, Alex, Jon — which is unusual at this review volume and suggests the same people keep returning to the same houses. In April 2025 a customer of six years described calling on a Monday about skunks under a porch and having them gone by Tuesday. In April 2025 another, living in a 200-year-old house, wrote that the nightly scurrying in the walls stopped after switching to quarterly service. The commercial and consulting side carries its own history: a food processor wrote in May 2025 about more than a decade of HACCP consulting and a recent extension into OSHA compliance work, and an attendee of their Seafood HACCP training course in September 2025 called the format thorough and the instructor patient. The one complaint worth reading is a 2-star review from July 2025 about the mosquito program: the customer says a walkthrough set how far back the yard would be sprayed, the second visit fell short of that, and after four treatments they were still being swarmed behind the house. Coverage got extended after a phone call, but it took the call. If you are buying mosquito service specifically, get the treated perimeter written into the work order rather than agreed verbally. For ants, rodents, ticks, or a recurring problem you want somebody to own quarter after quarter, this is a straightforward call. Ask what the plan covers and how re-treatments are handled before the first visit.