Ants come indoors looking for food and water and quickly form trails to kitchens, sugar, pet food and bathrooms. Some species bite, and others damage wood and electrical fittings. Spraying the visible trail often scatters the colony and makes the problem worse.
Our ant treatment uses bait that worker ants carry back to the nest, so the colony itself is eliminated. Where nests can be found, we treat them directly.
Signs you need ant control
- Ant trails along walls, counters and window frames
- Ants in sugar, food containers or pet bowls
- Small mounds of soil near floors, tiles or outside walls
- Winged ants appearing indoors
Our ants control process
- Identify the ant species and follow trails to entry points
- Gel bait placed along active trails and near nests
- Direct nest treatment where nests are accessible
- Perimeter treatment of entry points where required
- Advice on food storage and cleaning
Frequently asked questions
Why do ants come back after I spray them?
Household sprays kill only the ants you see. The colony survives and sends out new workers. Bait treatment reaches the colony itself.
How long does ant treatment take to work?
Most colonies decline within a few days to two weeks as the bait is shared through the nest.