Catseye Pest Control Acquires Security Pest Elimination and Biologic Pest Control

LATHAM, N.Y. — Catseye Pest Control announced it has acquired two established Massachusetts pest control companies, Security Pest Elimination of Lowell and Biologic Pest Control of Walpole. The company said the acquisitions are a key milestone in building the Catseye family of brands, a growing platform of trusted pest control companies serving customers across the region.

The company said Security Pest Elimination, founded in 1993, has served residential and commercial customers throughout Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire for more than three decades, with a reputation for guaranteed results in termite, rodent, ant, bed bug and wildlife control and Biologic Pest Control, founded in 2006, has built a loyal base of commercial customers across the region. Catseye said both companies bring deep local roots and experienced teams to its family of brands.

As part of the acquisitions, customers of both Security Pest Elimination and Biologic Pest Control now join the Catseye family of brands and will continue to receive pest control services backed by Catseye’s team, resources and service standards.

“These are meaningful acquisitions and an exciting step in our growth story,” said Joe Dingwall, CEO of Catseye Pest Control and USX Pest. “Security Pest and Biologic have each spent decades earning the trust of their customers, and we’re honored to welcome them into the Catseye family of brands. We look forward to many more steps like this in the months and years ahead.”

Security Pest Elimination Owner Deborah Devincent said she chose to partner with Catseye based on its honesty and ability to deliver what was promised.

“That set them apart from other prospective buyers,” Devincent said. “I found a company I could trust with my valued customers, and giving my technicians access to corporate-level benefits and career growth was very important to me. The process has been quick and smooth — I highly recommend Catseye Pest Control.”

Megan Rogers, owner of Biologic Pest Control said she chose Catseye because its people, at every level, were all in and hands on.

“Their professionalism, integrity and genuine commitment to outstanding customer service have built a business on trust, and I knew my clients would be in excellent hands with them,” Rogers said

Catseye said they view these acquisitions as the beginning of a broader expansion effort and anticipates additional brands joining the family in the period ahead.