Pest control in Cecilia, Kentucky

Cecilia sits about six miles west of Elizabethtown, a small rural community that grew up around the railroad — it was once known as Cecilian Junction, where the main line met the branch toward Hodgenville. Today it's a quiet, spread-out community in the Central Hardin school district, with homes on generous lots surrounded by farmland and woods.

That rural layout shapes the pest picture. Homes set among fields and tree lines take on the pests the surrounding land sends their way: mice and rats seeking shelter as the weather turns, wasps and hornets building in eaves and barns, spiders and overwintering invaders coming in from the wood line, and ticks along the brushy edges. Older farmhouses and settled foundations add their own entry points, while newer builds on cleared ground draw displaced ants and field mice.

We run Cecilia on our regular Hardin County route, so scheduling is easy and re-services are quick. The three-zone Summit Shield process treats the whole property — property line to peak line, house and outbuildings — and it's all backed by the Apex Promise.