Ant Control Service in West Michigan
Are ants taking over your home, creating trails across your floors and countertops? BlueGrass Lawns’s Ant Control service forms a protective barrier around your property, stopping these persistent pests before they get inside. Our expert technicians apply targeted treatments designed to eliminate existing colonies and prevent future infestations.
Here's what you can expect:
- Effective control for common household ants, including carpenter ants, pavement ants, and odorous house ants.
- Long-lasting treatment to keep ants away from spring through fall.
- Targeted application around entry points, foundation cracks, and other key nesting areas.
- Environmentally responsible solutions for effective, family-friendly pest control.
Our thorough application covers 2-3 feet up your home’s exterior and 6-8 feet out from the perimeter, focusing on entry points, foundation lines, and high-risk areas like eaves, patios, and deck undersides.
Don’t let ants invade your home; contact us today for expert ant control!
Why is Ant Control Important?
Ant infestations may seem like a minor nuisance, but they can quickly escalate into a bigger problem if left unchecked. Certain species, like carpenter ants, can cause structural damage by burrowing into wood, while others, such as fire ants, deliver painful stings that pose health risks. Even common household ants contaminate food and create unsanitary conditions as they forage in kitchens and pantries.
Effective ant control not only eliminates existing colonies but also prevents future invasions by targeting entry points and nesting sites. By addressing ant problems early, you can protect your home, maintain a clean environment, and avoid costly damage or infestations that may spread to other areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Ants Bite?
Yes, some ants do bite, but the severity depends on the species. Most common household ants, like pavement ants, may bite but rarely cause pain. However, species like fire ants deliver painful stings that can cause itching, burning, and allergic reactions in some individuals.
What Do Ants Eat?
Ants are omnivores, meaning they eat a variety of foods, including sweets, proteins, and fats. They are attracted to sugary substances like nectar and fruit, as well as proteins from dead insects or human food scraps. Their diet varies by species, but most ants scavenge for whatever nutrients they can find.
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