If you’re seeing ants in multiple rooms, near kitchens or bathrooms, it usually means the colony is still active and professional treatment is needed.
Our 3-Step Ant Treatment
The most effective way to get rid of ants is to locate the colony and treat it directly—not just the ants you see.
Step 1
Inspection
We inspect areas where ants are active and identify entry points, nesting locations, and conditions that may be attracting ants to the structure.
Step 2
Targeted Treatment
Treatments are applied to areas where ant activity is occurring and where colonies are likely established. This helps eliminate the infestation at its source.
Step 3
Ongoing Protection
Exterior treatments and professional recommendations help reduce conditions that allow ants to return, keeping your home or business protected.
Most ant treatments begin reducing activity within a few days, but full control depends on the size and location of the colony.
Common Ant Problems We Treat
Identifying the species helps determine where ants are coming from and what treatment is most effective.
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Carpenter Ants: A Structural Warning Sign
Carpenter ants excavate wood to build nests and are commonly tied to moisture issues in walls, window frames, and rooflines.
Why it matters: Killing visible ants won’t eliminate hidden satellite nests.
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Odorous Ants: The Kitchen Invaders
Small ants often found near food and moisture. They form large colonies and quickly reroute when disturbed.
Why it matters: DIY sprays usually cause spreading, not control.
Pavement Ants: Hidden Below the Surface
These ants typically nest under concrete slabs, patios, and foundations, entering homes along baseboards and gaps.
Why it matters: Indoor treatment alone rarely reaches the nest.