Easily Book Pest Control in Knoxville, TN

With a population approaching 190,000, Knoxville is one of the largest cities in the Appalachian region. Best known as a gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, there's so much more locals love about Knoxville.

Due to its geographic isolation, Knoxville struggled through the early 19th century. This changed when the railroad arrived in 1855. Knoxville became a center of wholesaling and manufacturing and was able to keep this success following the end of the Civil War. As with much of the country, the 1920s saw Knoxville's economy collapse. The city continued to struggle with economic and political issues until the end of the 20th century. Many people look to the 1982 World's Fair as a turning point for the city, in part because of its 11 million visitors and incredible efforts to revitalize the downtown area. By the early 2000s, Knoxville was experiencing a rejuvenation of industry and culture. Built for the World's Fair, the Sunsphere remains one of Knoxville's most iconic structures. Standing 26 stories tall and covered in 14-karat gold dust, the observation deck provides an unparalleled 360-degree view of the city. The only other remaining building from the '82 Fair is the Amphitheater. Located in the World's Fair Park, the amphitheater seats 1,000 spectators. It's close to the Performance Lawn and Festival Lawn, all of which host countless events throughout the year. Some of Knoxville's most popular events include Festival on the 4th, Dogwood Arts Festival, and Brewfest.

For history up close, you might want to visit a few of Knoxville's many landmarks listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Bijou Theater, built in 1909 as an addition to the Lamar House Hotel, has a somewhat salacious history, but today presents plays and musical performances. The Knoxville Museum of Art preserves the visual legacy of the region and highlights current artists from all over. These are just two of the city's 20 arts and culture venues.

Combining history with modern convenience, Old City is the place to be any time of day. Featuring restaurants, award-winning coffee shops, and bars, there's plenty of places to hang out with friends. During the day you can visit the art galleries and shop. At night you'll want to put on your dancing shoes and stop by the night clubs and music venues. Recently renovated, Market Square also inhabits one of Knoxville's oldest neighborhoods. Today, Market Square is bustling with shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Featuring two fountains and easy access to Krutch Park, this is the ideal place for a family outing (and pets are always welcome, too!).

With so much to see and do, it's not hard to understand why people love Knoxville. But you know who else loves Knoxville? Cockroaches, earwigs, and termites. Don't let bugs get you down. Pest Gnome helps you find professional pest control companies you can trust.

All you need to do is download the app, make some simple selections, and let us connect you with a skilled technician. Pest Gnome is Knoxville's choice for easy professional pest control. Say goodbye to bugs and venture out to the Knoxville Zoological Gardens, where you can say hello to some cute red pandas, instead.