• Sugar Ant Exterminator services stop those tiny ants attracted to sweet spills and crumbs. We eliminate their scent trails and treat their outdoor nests to prevent return visits.
• Carpenter Ant Exterminator programs protect your home’s wooden structures from damage. These large black ants hollow out wood to build their galleries, and we find every nest.
• Pavement Ant Exterminator treatments target the small brown ants that build nests in cracks and under driveways. They invade homes looking for food, and we cut off their supply lines.
• Fire Ant Exterminator services handle these aggressive biters that build mounds in yards. Their stings hurt, and they defend their territory fiercely, but our treatments eliminate entire colonies.
• Pharaoh Ant Exterminator programs use special baits that won’t cause the colony to split. These tiny yellow ants can divide and form new colonies when threatened, so we use targeted methods that work.
• Little Black Ant Exterminator services get rid of these common household invaders. They’re small but travel in huge numbers, creating highways from their outdoor nests to your kitchen.
• Argentine Ant Exterminator treatments handle these super-colony builders that work together across vast territories. Traditional baits don’t work on them, so we use specialized approaches.
• Odorous House Ant Exterminator services eliminate the ants that smell like rotten coconut when crushed. They build nests in wall voids and under floors where they’re hard to reach.

• Sugar ants follow scent trails from scouts who found food sources. We use gel baits that they carry back to feed the queen and larvae. The whole colony dies within days.
• Carpenter ants damage wood by hollowing it out for nests. We inject dust treatments directly into their galleries and treat satellite colonies in nearby trees or stumps.
• Pavement ants nest under concrete slabs and sidewalks. We drill and inject treatments into their nests and create barrier treatments around your home’s foundation.
• Fire ants build visible mounds in open areas. We use two-step treatments: broadcast granules for the colony and direct mound treatments for immediate knockdown.

Each ant species behaves differently. Some share food with the colony, others don’t. Some have one queen, others have many. We know these differences and adjust our treatments accordingly.