White House TN Pest Control | Historic Stagecoach Inn Exterminators — U.S. Pest

White House Pest Control — Protecting the Town Named for a Stagecoach Inn for 40+ Years

Family-owned pest protection for a historic stagecoach-stop town along the I-65 growth corridor — for over 40 years.

White House takes its name from a real stagecoach inn, a two-story house built in 1829 by Richard Stone Wilks along the Louisville and Nashville Turnpike, painted white at a time when most buildings were left as raw wood, so stagecoach drivers simply started calling the stop “the White House.” Local history holds that President Andrew Jackson himself stayed there while traveling between Washington and his home at the Hermitage. The original inn came down in 1951, but a reconstruction now serves as the White House Inn Library and Museum in the center of town. Modern White House sits at Exit 108 on I-65, straddling the Sumner and Robertson county line, and has grown to nearly 13,000 residents, with a mix of historic homes near downtown and newer neighborhoods built up along Highway 31W and the interstate interchange. That mix, a 19th-century stagecoach-stop core and rapid commercial and residential growth along the interstate, is what shapes local pest pressure differently from a single-character town. For more than 40 years, our family-owned team has protected White House homes and businesses, from the historic downtown out toward Cottontown, Cross Plains, and Portland.