
Pests
Ants
There are more than 12,000 species of ants in the world!
Facts about Ants
Ant infestations are generally caused by poor hygiene such as leaving food residue on a table, floor or by leaving dirty dishes in the sink. Ant invasions may start when a small group of ants signal to their colony the location of such food residues mentioned previously. This can become a big problem once a colony builds a nest in your house.
Ants can build their nest in your house or around it. Their nest can be found in your walls or under the foundations. They can enter your house through tiny cracks and they can change places hurriedly once they sense danger.
The life cycle of ants starts from an egg, larvae, pupae, from there they grow into an adult. The life cycle completes after weeks or months depending on the species and environmental dynamics. In fact, ant colonies tend to live for a long time. The workers can live for around 7 years and the queen can live for 15 years.
Ant Infestation Signs
If you notice a few ants scuttling around your home or business, there might be a sign of a bigger ant infestation. And if it happens, you are in trouble. You must get rid of them as soon as possible. Here are three clear ant infestation signs:
- A big number of ants dashing around your home
- There are some small pathways found around your yard and home
- You find some ant nests around your house
Ant Control and Treatment
Are you experiencing any ant problems in your home or business? If so, you can seek professional help from our qualified technicians at contact Pest & Termite Exterminators. We have all you need to identify your core issues and provide the best ant control solutions, preventing them from coming back again.
Other pests we control
We fully understand the sensitive nature of the home environment, and we take the protection of your family’s health and property very seriously.
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