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VIEW MOREDon’t worry, there’s no fire ants in New England, but this species has had a huge economic impact through out much of the south since the 1930s’.
VIEW MOREQuestion These tiny little ants are driving me crazy! I probably spray for ants every other evening when I get home from work. By the next day, I start seeing them again. Now I’m asking several pest control companies this same question: If I have your company come out, what will you do to get
VIEW MOREQuestion Why do ants come inside? About twice a year we find little ants inside, mostly in the kitchen. They last for about a week, then they’re gone—usually before we even do anything to control them. Answer Of all the pests that we control, ants are probably the most fickle. They are very sensitive to
VIEW MOREIf you see large winged ants indoors, in any number, you might have a carpenter ant problem. Winged carpenter ants are the swarming form and are often mistaken for swarming termites. (Hint – termite wings are all the same size while ant wings are of two different sizes with the front wing much larger.) Winged
VIEW MOREQuestion My son just pointed out a couple of little piles of sawdust on the floor in a back corner of our family room. I know they haven’t been there for long because I do vacuum in that area. When I looked at the piles more closely, I saw some insect legs and parts in
VIEW MOREQuestion We’ve had an ongoing ant problem for months, mostly in the kitchen and dining room. I don’t know what kind they are, but they’re tiny so I’m sure they’re not carpenter ants. I bought some of those ant bait stations but they don’t seem to be doing any good at all. Why aren’t they
VIEW MOREFind out from our experts in our podcast if you have a carpenter ant infestation in your home. Transcription: Interviewer: How do I know if I have a carpenter ant infestation? Interviewee: Carpenter ants are those big, black suckers you see around the house. Now, ants are amorphic, which means they don’t change. You don’t have
VIEW MOREIn the pest control business, we know that ants sometimes prefer sweet, sugary foods and sometimes they’d rather feed on protein-based, oily foods. Ants’ food preferences are often seasonal, and often related to development of the young in the colony. We often have to switch our baits until we figure out what the ants are
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