Pest control in Shelby County, Kentucky

Shelby County sits directly east of Louisville along I-64, halfway to Frankfort, and it has become one of the region's most popular landing spots for families and commuters who want small-town living within reach of the metro. Shelbyville anchors the county, with Simpsonville and a ring of smaller communities — Waddy, Bagdad, and Finchville — spread across the horse farms and rolling farmland in between.

That growth means new subdivisions rising on freshly cleared ground next to century-old homes and working farms, and each puts a different kind of pest pressure on a house. New construction pushes ants, spiders, and field mice toward the nearest structure while the soil settles, while the county's creek bottoms and wooded acreage keep mosquito, tick, and spider pressure high through the summer. Our five-point Summit Shield process treats the whole home — property line to peak line — and holds it with seasonal service, backed by the Apex Promise.