ELIZABETHTOWN, KENTUCKY EXTERMINATORS

Set almost directly in the center of Hardin County, Elizabethtown is a large suburban town. It touches Cecilia, Gaithers, Crest, and Tunnel Hills. Elizabethtown was legally established on July 4, 1797. In 1854, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was built in Elizabethtown. This stop soon became one of the most important along the railroad and a strategic point during the Civil War. Today Elizabethtown is still a growing and prosperous town. It is home to over 31,000 residents and stretches 25.8 square miles.

It’s no secret Elizabethtown is rich in history. Be sure to visit one of their many museums including the Swope Auto Museum, which features an impressive collection of vintage and antique cars. Another museum you’ll want to add to your list is the Hardin Country History Museum. This museum collects and preserves artifacts and memorabilia that constitutes the story of Hardin County. After a long day of learning, be sure to enjoy one of the many restaurants Elizabethtown offers. Check out Back Home Restaurant to enjoy some southern comfort food like the sweet onion souffle and country fried steak. Or visit The Wicked Eyed Woman for wicked fries and a wicked hot brown. Every year, people flock to Elizabethtown to enjoy everything it has to offer, but unfortunately, so do pests. While these bugs and rodents provide benefits to the eco-system in Elizabethtown, they can also be a serious problem at homes and businesses. That’s when a professional pest control expert should be called in.

Properly controlling pests in Elizabethtown, KY should be done on a local level. Elizabethtown’s pest issues are different than Ohio’s and way different than Wisconsin’s. The pest control company you choose should have knowledge and expertise in your town. That’s OPC Pest Services. We have been servicing Kentucky and portions of Ohio since 1972. That kind of expertise is unmatched in the industry. And with a branch located in nearby Louisville, our technicians, customer services representatives, and everyone else that works at that location lives and works in the area, too. Our neighbors are your neighbors, and we treat them that way.