Thompson’s Station TN Pest Control | Historic Battlefield Exterminators — U.S. Pest

Thompson’s Station Pest Control — Protecting One of Tennessee’s Fastest-Growing Towns for 40+ Years

Family-owned pest protection for a Civil War-era battlefield town growing faster than almost anywhere else in Tennessee — for over 40 years.

Thompson’s Station traces back to 1780, and its current name comes from Dr. Elijah Thompson, who donated land for a town and train station once the railroad arrived in 1855; before that, the community had been called White House and then Littlebury. The town is best known historically for the Battle of Thompson’s Station, fought March 5, 1863, when Nathan Bedford Forrest’s cavalry helped secure a decisive Confederate victory, a battle remembered locally for 17-year-old Alice Thompson’s dash to raise a fallen regimental flag under fire. Several homes from that era, including the Jacob Critz House and Thomas L. Critz House, are still standing and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. More than a century and a half later, Thompson’s Station has become one of Tennessee’s fastest-growing towns, with population more than tripling from 2,194 in 2010 to 7,485 in 2020 and continuing to climb. That mix, a Civil War battlefield town, historic 19th-century homes, and explosive new residential growth, is what shapes local pest pressure differently from an established suburb. For more than 40 years, our family-owned team has protected Thompson’s Station homes and businesses, from the historic core out toward Spring Hill, Franklin, and Columbia.