Serv Pest Solutions

Ask around Cape Cod for a wasp nest gone wrong or a sudden mouse problem, and one name keeps coming up: Cody, the owner-operator behind Serv Pest Solutions. Google shows a 5-star average across 181 ratings, and that isn't a fluke of a few loud fans — the same story repeats across more than four years of reviews, from 2022 through this month: he shows up fast, explains what he's doing, and follows through until the problem is actually gone. The specifics pile up. Reviewers describe same-day or next-day calls for stinging-insect emergencies — a yellow jacket nest over a front door, hornets under Trex decking, a wasp nest discovered the morning it was found — with Cody often arriving within the hour and clearing the nest the same visit. On the crawling side, customers point to carpenter ants, cockroaches, and mice: one described a five-month mouse infestation a landlord had let slide, with Cody making weekly return visits until it cleared; another credits him with finding an exterior entry point a previous inspection had missed. A few reviewers mention a monthly tick and mosquito program, with one saying they hadn't found a single tick on their dog since starting it. Its Better Business Bureau profile carries an A+ grade under Pest Control Services, and the last six months alone brought 22 reviews with none negative. A couple of things are worth asking about before booking. One reviewer's issue turned out to be outside what Cody handles directly — he diagnosed it, was upfront that it wasn't something he could treat, and referred them to another company. And in one case, a yellow jacket nest sprayed from the outside didn't fully resolve on the first visit; the wasps kept getting into the house until Cody came back and treated the entry point directly, which did the job. For stinging insects, rodents, ants, ticks, or roaches on Cape Cod, this reads as a small, personally-run operation where the owner is the one showing up at the door — worth confirming upfront that your specific problem is one he handles himself rather than something he'd refer out.