Ant Removal

Ant Removal Solutions for New England Homes

New England’s diverse landscapes provide homes for a variety of ant species. While some ants are merely a nuisance, others, like carpenter ants, can cause significant structural damage. Our expert technicians are equipped to handle any ant infestation, big or small.

Carpenter Ant Concerns in New England:

New England is a hotspot for carpenter ant activity. These large, black or black-and-red ants are attracted to moist wood and can establish nests within your home’s foundation, walls, or even furniture. Unlike termites, carpenter ants don’t eat wood, but they excavate tunnels weakening structures over time. If you suspect carpenter ants, early intervention is crucial to prevent costly repairs.

Signs of an Ant Infestation

Visible Ants: Seeing trails of ants, especially large black or black-and-red ants, is a telltale sign of an infestation.
Frass Piles: Carpenter ants leave behind small piles of sawdust-like material (frass) near their entry points.
Damaged Wood: Look for smooth, hollow-sounding wood or visible exit holes as signs of carpenter ant activity.

Our Proven Ant Removal Process

Inspection and Identification: Our technicians thoroughly inspect your property to locate the source of the infestation and identify the specific ant species.
Treatment Plan Development: We develop a customized plan based on the severity of the infestation and the type of ant. This may involve a combination of baiting stations, targeted insecticide application, and nest elimination techniques.
Treatment Implementation: Our professionals safely and effectively implement the chosen treatment plan, prioritizing the safety of your family and pets.
Monitoring and Prevention: We will continue to monitor your property after treatment to ensure the complete eradication of the ant colony. We may also suggest preventative measures to deter future infestations.

Don’t let ants take over your New England home. Contact us today for a free consultation and reclaim your property from these unwanted guests.