Leiper’s Fork TN Pest Control | Historic Village & Natchez Trace Exterminators — U.S. Pest

Leiper’s Fork Pest Control — Protecting a Historic Village Near the Natchez Trace for 40+ Years

Family-owned pest protection for the historic village and horse country near the Natchez Trace — for over 40 years.

Leiper’s Fork is a village of around 650 people tucked into the rural horse country west of Franklin, just off the Natchez Trace Parkway. The area’s history goes back to 1789, when John McGee sold the land to Jesse Benton, who established one of the area’s first homesteads, and Leiper’s Fork grew into the trading and social center for western Williamson County, with its own post office operating until 1918. Today its 18-acre historic district, anchored by buildings like the Hillsboro United Methodist Church, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the village’s inns, restaurants, art galleries, and antique shops still draw visitors to its handful of walkable blocks. Surrounding horse farms and wooded acreage fill out the rest of the community. That mix, a historic 19th-century village core, art and antique businesses, and horse-country acreage, is what shapes local pest pressure differently from a standard Franklin suburb. For more than 40 years, our family-owned team has protected Leiper’s Fork homes, farms, and businesses, in the countryside out toward Franklin, Fairview, and Thompson’s Station.