Category: Ant Control

Carpenter ants are some of the most common insect colonies you can encounter in the United States. These ants usually measure around ¼ to ½ inches in length and can be found in colors of black, red, or a mixture of both colors. They're particularly known for their fondness of settling in wood structures and […]

Carpenter ants are one of the most common ant species you can encounter in the United States, and they can be difficult to manage if they've grown into a mature colony. A large carpenter ant nest isn't just tedious to remove: they can also be difficult to locate given their habit of creating satellite nests […]

Ants form colonies that may consist of hundreds to millions and have a highly organized social structure. The colonies consist of a queen, the soldiers who are guarding the queen, and the workers. Ants are incredibly efficient hunters; they can build their colonies in the natural cracks of your house or under the soil in […]

Ant species are small, social insects that usually sting and live mostly in a complex colony with one or more breeding queens. Ants are quite common insects, but they do have some unique characteristics. There are more than 10,000 species of ant populations that are known  around the world. Be it cornfield ants, ghost ants, […]

Specific ant species put a significant food source that is difficult to transport back to their colony. It enables them to break down big food chunks into tiny pieces, making it easier to carry to the entire colony. Most homeowners experience this behavior during an ant infestation. While this makes poisoning and baiting the ants […]