Certified Ant Control in Indian River Shores, FL

Repellent sprays scatter the trail and can cause the colony to split into new satellite nests instead of dying off.

Yes — while they don't eat wood like termites, nesting in structural wood can still cause damage over time if left untreated.

Yes, when placed correctly by a technician, bait stations are designed to keep product contained and inaccessible.

Most trails noticeably decline within one to two weeks as the bait works through the colony.

Yes, fire ant mounds get direct mound treatment plus broader yard bait to catch connected satellite colonies.

Yes, we use bait placements and monitoring schedules suited to food-service environments and health code requirements.