Elizabethtown, Kentucky
Pest control in Elizabethtown, priced before you pick up the phone
Quarterly protection for Hardin County homes, with the price published up front and no contract to sign. Price your own home in ten seconds.
- Elizabethtown owned
- No contract, no cancellation fee
- 10% military discount, always
The reason you're looking right now
Nobody researches pest control for fun. Something happened. Ants found the kitchen counter and keep coming back a day after you wipe the trail. There is a wasp nest over the door you use to get to the car. You heard something moving in the wall above the bedroom ceiling at two in the morning. You pulled up a corner of baseboard and the wood behind it was soft.
Or nothing has happened yet, and you would like to keep it that way — because you just closed on a house, or because last spring was bad enough that you would rather not repeat it.
Kentucky sits in a moderate-to-heavy subterranean termite zone, and Hardin County gives pests a long working year: ants and spiders from early spring, wasps through the summer, mosquitoes from April into November, and mice looking for somewhere warm the first week the nights drop. It is not that your house is unusually bad. It is that the pressure here is steady, which is exactly why treating it four times a year works better than reacting to it four times a year.
What we do
Quarterly Pest Control
From $119/quarter
Four scheduled visits a year that keep ants, spiders, wasps, and mice out of the house — plus unlimited free re-services in between.
Termite & WDI Inspections
$95 flat
The NPMA-33 wood-destroying insect report VA loans require, priced flat and turned around fast enough not to hold up a closing.
Termite Treatment
Quoted per job
Liquid barrier and bait treatment for subterranean termites, with an annual monitoring program after the job is done.
Bed Bug Treatment
Quoted after inspection
A multi-visit treatment program — the one pest where a single service call genuinely is not enough, and anyone promising otherwise is selling you a second visit later.
Mice & Rat Control
$150–$400
Trapping plus exclusion — finding and sealing the gaps they came in through, which is the half most companies skip.
Wasp & Hornet Removal
$150–$400
Paper wasps under the eaves, yellowjackets in a wall void or in the ground, bald-faced hornets in a tree — the one people call about in a hurry.
Cockroach Control
$150–$400
German roaches need a bait program over several weeks. One visit does not do it, and we will tell you that before you book rather than after.
Mosquito Control
$39/month, Apr–Nov
Monthly yard treatment through Kentucky's long mosquito season, April to November.
Wildlife Removal
Quoted after inspection
Bats, raccoons, squirrels, and snakes. Removal is the easy half; sealing the way back in is the half that decides whether it stays fixed.
Ants & Spiders
$150–$400
Almost always a symptom of the same underlying pressure, and almost always cheaper to solve on a quarterly plan than one call at a time.
Two things at once
Local, and it actually means something
This company is owned in Elizabethtown by someone who lives here, whose kids go to school here, and whose own rental properties are in this county. When you call with a problem, the person deciding what to do about it is not in another city deciding it for a region.
That shows up in the terms. No annual agreement. No fee to leave. If we are not worth keeping, you should not need permission to stop.
Modern, with a team behind it
Prices published on the website. Your own quote in ten seconds without a sales call. Text-message confirmations instead of a voicemail you have to check. A guaranteed response window rather than “we'll try to get out there.”
And enough staff that one person's week off is not your problem. Convenience is not a luxury feature in this business — it is the difference between a problem handled and a problem you keep meaning to deal with.
Fort Knox families
A 10% military discount that is permanent, applies to everyone who served, and is never dressed up as a limited-time offer. If you are PCSing in or out, the two things you usually need in a hurry are a termite inspection for the loan and a first treatment before the furniture arrives. We schedule around closing dates, not the other way around.
We are a Department of Defense SkillBridge partner, which means transitioning soldiers from Knox train and work here during their last months of service. That is where our technicians come from — a veteran-staffed company in the literal sense, and one that would rather state a fact it can back than a claim that sounds better.
What it costs
Quarterly plans start at $119 for homes under 1,500 square feet and go to $159 for homes up to 4,500, with a $99 initial service that does the heavy first treatment. Mosquito season is $39 a month from April through November. A WDI inspection is $95 flat.
All of it is on the pricing page, in a table, with no form in front of it.
Common questions
- What does pest control cost in Elizabethtown?
- Our quarterly plan runs $119 to $159 a quarter depending on the size of your home, plus a $99 initial service. The full tier table is published on our pricing page — you can price your own home in about ten seconds without talking to anyone first.
- Do I have to sign a contract?
- No. There is no annual contract and no cancellation fee. You are on auto-pay because it is simpler for both of us, and you can stop at any time without owing anything.
- What happens if the pests come back between visits?
- We come back out, free, within 48 hours. There is no limit on re-services and no charge for them — that is what the quarterly plan buys you. If we cannot fix it, you are not stuck in an agreement with us.
- Do you handle termite inspections for a VA loan?
- Yes. A VA-financed purchase in Kentucky requires a wood-destroying insect inspection, and the NPMA-33 form can only be issued by a licensed pest control operator. We do them flat-rate at $95, scheduled inside 48 hours, with the completed report sent to your agent and lender at the same time.
- Which areas do you serve?
- Elizabethtown and the surrounding Hardin County communities. As we add technicians we expand across the Lincoln Trail region — Radcliff and the Fort Knox corridor first, then Vine Grove and Cecilia.