Ants and Carpenter Ant Pest Control
St Catharines Pest Control offers Ants and Carpenter Ant Pest Control Services in the St. Catharines, Thorold and Niagra, Ontario areas.
Ants and carpenter ant colonies can survive in many climates. Therefore, ant problems can get out of control very quickly. As a result, infestations are a common occurrence.
Most types of ants live in underground nests or “farms” and consequently, don’t cause structural damage to buildings. They will usually only come into our homes in search of food. On the other hand, their nests beneath the soil can cause the ground to cave in around structures. As a result, ants cause cracks in foundations, driveways and sidewalks.
Carpenter ants destroy wooden structures to house their colonies. Therefore, carpenter ant infestations need to be addressed quickly to avoid threatening the integrity of wooden structures, which can be expensive to repair or rebuild.
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Why you need St. Catharines Pest Control Services for Ants and Carpenter Ant Pest Control
Ants are biting insects. As a result, their bites can cause pain and inflammation and some people react quite severely.
Underground ant colonies can cause cracks in sidewalks, driveways and foundations.
Carpenter ants threaten the integrity of wooden structures.
As a result of ant activity on your property, you may have to pay for expensive repairs.
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Our Pest Control experts are trained, licensed and experienced. Contact us today to learn about solutions to your ant and carpenter ant problems. We guarantee your satisfaction!
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We will be happy to answer your questions about any pest problem you are experiencing, including ants, cockroaches, bedbugs, rodents, spiders, fleas and other parasites, bees, wasps, hornets, flies, wildlife (racoons, gophers, squirrels, bats, snakes, pigeons, moles and voles).