Carpenter ant control
If you see large ants indoors, it may be carpenter ants
Carpenter ants do not enter buildings only in search of food – they can also nest inside structures. If you see them indoors, even occasionally, it is usually a sign that a nest is nearby.
This is a common situation where the problem is often underestimated at first.
Call Now Contact UsWhere carpenter ants come from
In practice, carpenter ants are almost always linked to a nest located near or inside the building.
They are often attracted to damp or damaged structures where they can develop undisturbed. The first signs are usually individual ants appearing indoors.
Why carpenter ants are different from sugar ants
This is an important distinction.
Sugar ants enter buildings in search of food, while carpenter ants may live inside structures. Because of this, the problem will not be solved by cleaning or removing individual ants.
When control is needed
If large ants are seen indoors, even occasionally, the situation should be assessed.
Especially when sightings occur in the same areas, the nest is often nearby.
How the control process works
The process begins by locating the nest and movement paths.
The nest is then treated and the ants’ movement is stopped.
At the same time, steps are taken to ensure the problem does not continue within the structure.
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If you’re unsure whether it’s carpenter ants or another species, we identify the situation and explain exactly what needs to be done.
Not sure about the species?
If ants appear in larger numbers in the kitchen or follow clear trails, they may be sugar ants.
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