Ant Extermination Services

Our Story/Mission/Vision

There is many variety of Ants. Some have many colonies and many queen spread inside or outside. No matter the type of Ant, we will provide you with advice to prevent them to re-enter your home and apply treatment that will exterminate every colonies without the needs to leave.

We have an expertise with Pharaoh ants above all other ants. Where other pest control company describe those pest as impossible to get rid of, we use a trade secret technique that allows us to get rid of them in 2 visits without the need to do any preparation or leave your premise.

Why Choose Us Over Competition

No Preparations

Leave the unit as it for us to see the real unit condition and provide good recommendation Request to empty all kitchen cupboard

Low Toxicity

Low Toxicity Pesticide applied in void space and cracks High toxicity pesticide applied where you store food and plates.

Stay Home - Get Education

You can stay home during the treatment and receive helpful advice to effectively address the problem.

Affordable Pricing

Quality service at a reasonable cost.

Common Ant Species We Treat

Carpenter Ant

Poisonous? No, but they bite and spray formic acid.

Behavior: Nests in wood, causing structural damage to homes.

Field Ant

Poisonous? No, but they bite if disturbed.

Behavior: Found in open fields, builds large mounds but rarely enters homes.

Odorous House Ant

Poisonous? No, but emits a strong, rotten coconut-like odor when crushed.

Behavior: Invades homes looking for food, especially sweets.

Pharaoh Ant

Poisonous? No, but carries harmful bacteria.

Behavior: Infests hospitals, homes, and food storage areas; very difficult to eliminate.

Moisture Ant

Poisonous? No, but can indicate serious moisture problems.

Behavior: Nests in damp wood and rotting structures, often a sign of leaks.

Pavement Ant

Poisonous? No, but can bite.

Behavior: Lives under sidewalks and driveways, sometimes enters homes for food.

Little Black Ant

Poisonous? No, harmless but invades homes.

Behavior: Attracted to sweets, commonly found in kitchens and bathrooms.