Ant Pest Control

Pavement Ants, which for the most part make their homes in pavements, are little (1/8–1/16-inch long). They are dark earthy colored ants, with paler legs and antennas. The mid-region is all Black. They are recognized by two spines on the back, two nodes on the petiole, and grooves on the head and chest. Their colonies can be respectably enormous. They generally show up in June or July; but they have also been seen during months.

Fire ants get their basic name from their ability of painful bites and stings. These are dull reddish-brown colored ants. When attacking, fire ants first utilize their mandibles to hold their prey, and afterward infuse venom through a stinger. Fire aunt stings are painful for most people and deadly to a few: if a casualty encounters an extreme reaction, for example, sweating, nausea, or severe itching, emergency medical services should be reached right away.