Ant Control

During the warm summer months ants tend to be more active as they store food in preparation for the winter (yes, the ant and the grasshopper story was pretty accurate). You may have a live and let live philosophy, which is all well and good until they move their preparations into your home. When you find hundreds of tiny ants … Read More

While neither ant is desirable, carpenter ants are more than a food stealing nuisance – they can actually damage the structure of your home. There are visible differences that allow you to tell whether the ants you are seeing in or around your home are carpenter ants; in general, here’s what to look out for: Carpenter Ants vs. Standard Ants … Read More

All it takes is one bite from a red imported fire ant to learn how they received their name, but most victims aren’t lucky enough to only suffer a single attack. As one of the most dangerous, persistent, and organized threats to a homestead, These persistent pests are a major concern for homeowners and groundskeepers, but we aren’t without methods … Read More

Although you hear a lot about the snakes and scorpions in Arizona, there are more biting insects and venomous creatures to be concerned about. One of the most destructive is the fire ant. There are a number of fire ant types, ranging from reddish to black in color. The most threatening in Arizona are RIFA (very aggressive red imported fire … Read More

Fire Ants are dangerous insects that can take down larger prey, sting and inject venom in unison and destroy the surrounding ecosystem. They are not guests that one would want in or around a home. Introduced in the 1930s, they have become permanent residents in a number of southern states. Homeowners must take precautions to protect their investment and their … Read More

How to Protect Your Home From Fire Ants Spring brings relaxing warm breezes, abundant foliage and flower displays, and longer days in which to enjoy spending time in you outdoor living space. However, as temperatures heat up, fire ant populations explode. Your first indication of a fire ant colony in your yard is when you or a household member comes … Read More

Ants When ants enter homes, they do so because they are searching for food and water. Sometimes, they will create their own colony indoors. Whether your home is clean or dirty, this pest will roam around inside. Droughts will increase of ant activities. As the environment becomes drier, ants will be more relentless in their search for water. Food will … Read More

Ants naturally live outdoors, but commonly they wander into our homes and raid our kitchens in search of food, water, and shelter. Once these ants find food in your kitchen, they create a trail that will lead other ants to the food and water. They will follow this trail to go in and out of your home. To get rid of … Read More