Showing posts with label get rid of ants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label get rid of ants. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

Crazy Ant Prevention Starts with These Simple Steps


How do you practice ant control with Crazy Ants? Start by sealing off your windows and doors as much as possible. Also, keep any vegetation back away from the base of your house. And inside, clean up any food and spills, as crazy ants are likely to find a way to get in and make themselves at home. Crazy ants can follow you from one place to the next as well. They can stowaway in cars or other things and move from one place to another, starting a colony everywhere they go. Have a crazy ant problem at your house? Contact Slug-A-Bug today for help 321-259-7844. We handle all types of ant removal, and we'll be happy to help you deal with a case of the crazies. https://goo.gl/sqN7Bg 





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Monday, March 26, 2018

Ghost Ant Pest Control Now Before They Colonize


Ghost ant pest control will not just protect your garden but also your home. Once they find anything with sugar in it and raid it. One basic but effective form of ghost ant prevention is to ensure there's a several inch wide dry zone around the foundation of your home. Make sure there is no mulch or standing water in the dry zone. This creates a barrier that many pests, including ghost ants, won't want to cross. If ant prevention fails and you need ant pest control, call Slug-A-Bug at 321-259-7844 and schedule a free consultation. https://goo.gl/sqN7Bg 





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Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Top 5 Ant Prevention Tips






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Ant prevention is tough, but learning how to keep them out means you don’t ever have to deal with them again. 

Prevention is key to keeping pesky ants out of your space. However, if you’ve taken these steps and the ants are still finding a way inside, it’s time to call a Brevard County pest control professional. A licensed exterminator can assess the infestation, identify the entry/exit points, and come up with a strategy that will eliminate your ant problem. 

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