Key Takeaways: Ants enter homes in search of food, water, and shelter. Sugary substances are a major draw for ants. Grease and oily residues can attract different ant species. Moisture from leaks or standing water creates an ideal environment for ants. Maintaining...
Key Takeaways: Essential oils like peppermint, tea tree, and clove can naturally repel ants by disrupting their scent trails. Diatomaceous earth is a safe, non-toxic powder that kills ants by dehydrating them on contact. Keeping your home clean and free of food crumbs...
Key Takeaways: Direct Nest Treatments: Pouring boiling water directly into the ant hills can effectively eliminate the colonies. Use of Diatomaceous Earth: Sprinkling diatomaceous earth around ant hills and along ant trails is an effective method to kill ants while...
Ant infestations can be a daunting challenge in many households, turning serene homes into a battleground against these persistent invaders. But what if the solution lies right in your kitchen? Enter vinegar – a simple, eco-friendly powerhouse in the fight against...
Turn Your Home Into an Ant-Free Zone: Proven Strategies to Combat Ant Infestations Ever waged war against a tiny, six-legged army in your kitchen? Those ants scouting your countertops aren’t just after crumbs; they’re plotting an invasion. Ants are the ultimate...
Ants are the most common household pests in the United States. There are many ant species. Ants create nests, establish trails and form colonies. A colony of ants has the queen. Ants are the unwanted guests in a living environment. There are different varieties of...
Spring Time is Pest Control Time Many types of pest problems increase when it starts to warm up outside, either because those pests are breeding faster or waking up from dormancy. Now that we are seeing the first signs of spring here in Utah, you might be wondering...
Ants Ants may be small on the radar but because of their size, they can penetrate any wall, structure or container. This makes it very hard to keep them out of your food. They will contaminate your food and will pretty much eat anything that is edible. Ants are not...
Spring is on the way and with spring comes the warmer weather. We all get excited to see the sun and feel the warmth on our skin. Just like us, the other inhabitants of our homes and yards come out of hiding. Insects that have been dormant all winter, are now becoming...
Saint George has some of the most stunning landscapes in the state of Utah. No other city in Utah seems to be able to compete with the weather in St. George. Even though St. George has amazing weather and beautiful landscapes, residents still have to deal with extreme...
