While the best way to manage an ant infestation is dependent on the species and context, there are some best practices that should apply to any situation. Read more»
Customers must allow the ants to feed undisturbed for several days, in order for worker ants to share the bait properly with other ants in the colony. Read more»
Changing seasons can affect an ant colony’s nutritional needs and foraging behavior. Consider ant species when determining which baits will be effective. Read more»
Most ant species hibernate outside in the winter, but there are exceptions. Here are three tips for tracking down ants and finding them in the first place. Read more»
Ant management should be centered on colony management. The workers you controlled yesterday will be replaced tomorrow if you limit your control efforts. Read more»
Think about conducting your first services of the new year with an emphasis on ants. As the warmer months approach, ants will start to forage. Read more»
Ants can be a problem year-round. When leaves begin to fall, though, it’s a sign to start looking more closely at areas where ants can get into structures. Read more»
Ants are the No. 1 nuisance pest in the United States, according to the NPMA. Here are a few strategies to determine an effective treatment method. Read more»
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