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Carpenter Ants
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Carpenter Ants cause a nuisance by their presence in parts of the home such as the kitchen, bathroom, living room and other areas. When 20 or more large winged and/or wingless ants are found indoors, in the daytime near one location, it is possible that the colony is well established in the home and nest may have been extended into sound wood, sometimes causing structural damage.
Carpenter Ants do not eat wood, but often excavate and remove quantities of wood to expand their nest size. However, if only a few wingless ants are erratically crawling on the interior, they may simply be foraging for food with the nest located on the exterior. Outdoors, they are frequently seen foraging on plants and tree trunks.
Checking for moisture problems, water leaks, eliminate wood & ground contact, trim vegetation away from the structure and keeping the interior clean of food will help to minimize the Carpenter Ants.
A Carpenter Ant Control Service may include a full structural inspection to determine the extent of infestation, location of a nest and the application of proper control methods as needed.
Control methods may include the application of baits, insecticide dusts, liquid residuals and flushing agents. It is our practice to limit the application of insecticides to exterior and minimize applications on the interior.
For further information call us today! Always remember if you plan on "Doing It Yourself" use care and caution with the use of pesticides around your home and family. |
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