You won’t find yourself chasing ant trails through your kitchen anymore. No more discovering new ant highways across your countertops every morning.
Our ant removal process targets the source—the colony itself. While store-bought sprays might kill the ants you see, they often make the problem worse by causing colonies to split and spread throughout your home.
When we’re done, you get the peace of mind that comes with knowing the entire infestation is eliminated, not just temporarily controlled.
We’ve been solving ant problems for Cana homeowners since 2006. We understand Florida’s unique ant species—from aggressive fire ants to persistent ghost ants that seem impossible to eliminate.
As a locally owned company, we know the specific challenges Cana residents face. Florida’s warm, humid climate means ants are active year-round, and different species require different approaches.
We’re licensed, fully insured, and committed to eco-friendly solutions that protect your family while eliminating your ant problem for good.
First, we inspect your property to identify the ant species and locate entry points. This matters because carpenter ants require different treatment than fire ants or ghost ants.
Next, we apply targeted baits and treatments designed for your specific ant problem. Our eco-friendly approach uses advanced baiting systems that worker ants carry back to the colony, eliminating queens and larvae—not just the ants you see.
Finally, we seal entry points and provide prevention strategies to keep ants from returning. You’ll get a detailed report of what we found and what we did to solve your ant problem permanently.
Cana homeowners deal with several aggressive ant species that require professional treatment. Fire ants create painful stings and large mounds in yards. Carpenter ants tunnel through wood structures, potentially causing expensive damage over time.
Ghost ants earned their name by being nearly invisible, but they form massive colonies that can range from 100 to 1,000 ants. Pharaoh ants are particularly challenging because disturbing them causes the colony to “bud”—splitting into multiple new colonies throughout your home.
Our ant removal service includes species identification, targeted treatment plans, and ongoing prevention. We use different baiting strategies for sugar-loving ghost ants versus protein-preferring pharaoh ants, ensuring maximum effectiveness for your specific infestation.
Most ant sprays only kill the ants you see, not the colony producing them. When you spray ants, you’re eliminating maybe 10% of the actual problem—the other 90% is hidden in walls, under floors, or outside your home.
Worse, many store-bought sprays can actually make ant problems worse. Some ant species like pharaoh ants will “bud” when their colony is disturbed, meaning they split into multiple new colonies throughout your home.
Professional ant removal targets the source with baiting systems that worker ants carry back to eliminate queens, larvae, and the entire colony structure.
You’ll typically see significant reduction in ant activity within 7-14 days, but complete elimination depends on the species and colony size. Ghost ants and fire ants often respond quickly to professional baiting systems.
Carpenter ants and pharaoh ants can take 2-4 weeks because these species have more complex colony structures. The key difference is that professional treatment eliminates the entire infestation, not just surface activity.
We provide follow-up inspections to ensure complete elimination and make adjustments if needed. Our goal is permanent elimination, not temporary control.
Yes, our eco-friendly ant removal methods are designed to be safe for families and pets while being lethal to ants. We use targeted baiting systems that ants consume and carry back to their colonies.
These baits are placed in tamper-resistant stations or applied in areas where children and pets don’t have access. The active ingredients break down quickly in the environment and don’t leave harmful residues.
We’re licensed and fully insured, and we follow all safety protocols. You’ll receive detailed information about the treatments we use and any precautions to take during and after service.
Fire ants are aggressive and deliver painful stings that can cause welts and allergic reactions. They build large dirt mounds in yards and will swarm anything that disturbs their nest. Their stings inject venom that causes burning sensations.
Ghost ants and sugar ants are much smaller and focus on finding food sources inside your home. Carpenter ants tunnel through wood but don’t eat it like termites do—they excavate galleries for nesting.
Each species requires different treatment approaches. Fire ants need mound treatments and yard applications, while indoor ants require baiting systems and entry point sealing. Professional identification ensures you get the right treatment for your specific ant problem.
Ant removal costs vary based on the species, infestation size, and treatment complexity. Most residential ant treatments range from $150-$400 for initial service, with ongoing prevention programs available.
Fire ant treatments for large yard infestations may cost more due to the specialized products and application methods required. Carpenter ant treatments often include structural repairs and exclusion work.
We provide free estimates that include property inspection, species identification, and detailed treatment recommendations. Many homeowners find professional treatment actually saves money by preventing property damage and eliminating the need for repeated DIY attempts.
Yes, prevention is a crucial part of our ant removal service. We seal entry points, eliminate moisture sources, and remove conditions that attract ants to your property.
Simple steps like storing food in airtight containers, fixing plumbing leaks, and trimming vegetation away from your home make a significant difference. We provide specific recommendations based on your property and the ant species we eliminated.
Many customers choose our ongoing maintenance programs that include quarterly inspections and preventive treatments. Florida’s climate means ants are active year-round, so consistent prevention is the most effective long-term approach.
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