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Ant Control

A trail of ants on the counter almost always means a colony nearby, and colonies need to be traced back to the source, not just wiped up.

Identification

Common ant species in this region include odorous house ants, pavement ants, and carpenter ants, each with different nesting habits.

Carpenter ants in particular can indicate moisture damage in wood, since they nest in soft or water-damaged framing.

Why it's a problem

Spraying a visible trail only kills what you can see and leaves the colony — and the queen — untouched.

Carpenter ants can cause real structural damage over time if a colony goes untreated.

Our approach

We trace trails back to the colony and bait at the source so the whole colony is affected, not just the ants on your counter.

For carpenter ants, we'll also flag any moisture issue that's likely drawing them into the structure.

Our guarantee

If ant return after treatment, we come back and re-treat at no extra cost. No excuses, no fine print.

Ready to reclaim the perimeter?

Free estimates for homes and businesses across Burlington & Camden County.