Ant control

If you see ants moving in a steady line or gathering regularly in the same spot, that points to a chemical trail directing the colony to a food source, which means a colony is nearby. Stray ants appear randomly and disappear. Call us and describe what you see, and we will guide you.

The colony is usually in the soil under the slab, and cracks in the floor or wall are just entry routes. So treatment targets the soil near the foundation and the entry points together, not the cracks alone. Tell us where the cracks are when you call.

Ant spraying with general products reaches the visible workers but does not reach the queen deep in the soil or wall. The colony continues as long as the queen is alive, and it may even split and open new trails. Treating the source is different from addressing only what appears on the surface.

Yes, garden ant control is part of the service, and many ant colonies start in the soil outside the building and enter it later. Tell us when you call whether the problem is in the garden, indoors or both.

Each type nests and behaves differently: black ants nest in walls and floors, fire ants build mounds in the soil and sting sharply, and flying ants appear seasonally during swarming. That is why we have a separate service for each type in the list below.

Move food and utensils off surfaces in the kitchen and near where the ants appear. If the garden is included, make sure the edges of paving and paths are accessible. You do not need to empty rooms or move heavy furniture.

Yes, this can happen in the first day or two after treatment as the colony reacts to its disrupted trails. If ants continue to appear in large numbers after that, let us know and we will agree on the next step.