WPC Pest and Termite Control

WPC Pest and Termite Control is a pest-control company based in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, with technicians and an owner, Jim, whom reviewers describe as hands-on and knowledgeable across a wide range of pest and wildlife issues. Bee, wasp, and hornet work comes up repeatedly: one longtime customer has used an annual spring prevention service for years with no nesting at all, and several reviewers describe fast turnaround on active infestations — one technician cleared two large bee nests from inside a house, another came out on a Sunday on short notice after a homeowner returned from vacation to bees getting inside, and a business owner had a same-day technician sent out for hornets and wasps entering the building. The company also handles wildlife exclusion beyond stinging insects: reviewers describe humane deterrence advice for woodchucks, a squirrel infestation resolved by sealing entry points only after confirming the squirrels had left, a later consultation for mice, and a technician who identified and sealed rodent entry points around a home. Spider treatment and general household pest issues round out the more routine service calls, often on a recurring quarterly schedule that reviewers say has kept their homes pest-free for years. Customer tenure here is notable: several reviewers describe using WPC for 8 to nearly 30 years, and one describes the owner personally coming out to inspect a new customer's home and explain the products he'd use before earning the job over three competing quotes. Staff are named individually and repeatedly across reviews — Mike, Nick, Steve, Bill, and office coordinator Sabrina — with consistent praise for punctuality, clear explanations, and courteous service. The review record is unusually deep and clean: 110 Google ratings averaging 4.9 stars, with more than 75 written reviews from 2021 through 2026 and no negative reviews found anywhere in the sampled record. For homeowners dealing with anything from a one-time wasp nest to an ongoing quarterly pest plan, the record here points to a consistently reliable, well-established local operation.