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Quick Answers
Common questions before you contact us
Why do ants keep coming back after I spray?
Store-bought sprays kill visible ants but don't touch the colony. The queen stays safe underground laying thousands more eggs. Professional treatment uses slow-acting baits that worker ants carry back to the colony, killing the queen and eliminating the source.
Are carpenter ants as destructive as termites?
Carpenter ants don't eat wood like termites do — they excavate it to build nests. Over many years, a large colony can cause significant structural damage, especially in wood already softened by moisture. If you see sawdust-like frass near wood, call immediately.
How much does ant extermination cost?
Standard ant treatment ranges from $150-$500 depending on the species, infestation size, and property size. Carpenter ant treatment averages $350-$800. Fire ant yard treatment ranges from $200-$500 per acre. Free inspections and quotes available.
How long does ant treatment take to work?
Most bait-based treatments show significant reduction in 3-7 days. Complete colony elimination takes 1-2 weeks. Follow-up inspections are included at no additional charge to ensure the colony is fully gone.
Are your ant treatments safe for pets?
Yes. Providers use gel baits placed in cracks and crevices inaccessible to pets, and low-toxicity outdoor granular baits. Licensed technicians will advise on any temporary access restrictions for treated areas.