Ants

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Ants Pest Control

Ants are social insects that crawl without wings and come in various sizes and appearances depending on their species. They form large colonies and are attracted to food, particularly sugary items, swiftly devouring anything in their path when motivated. Some species can deliver painful bites to those who obstruct their path.

With over 300 species, many ants are notorious for causing household issues. These social insects travel in organized lines, seeking out food and water sources.

Effective ant control necessitates eliminating the queen ant, as she drives colony reproduction. Without targeted action, ant populations may develop resistance to poisons or avoid bait, complicating eradication efforts.

Our extermination services ensure thoroughness, safety for children and pets, and customer satisfaction at every stage.

If you require ant extermination, contact us today to schedule an appointment, available as soon as tomorrow.

Here are some common ants found in the area

Harvester Ants: These sizable ants, ranging in red, black, or brown hues, construct extensive outdoor mounds often observed in yards. While they seldom infiltrate homes, they vigorously defend their anthills. With a venomous bite, their presence prompts many to remove them from their yards.

Carpenter Ants: Often mistaken for termites, these ants carve their dwellings by tunneling through wood. They're most active during spring and summer swarms, identifiable by the structural damage they inflict on

Fire Ants: Among the smallest ant species, Fire Ants are notorious for their aggressive behavior and excruciating venom. Primarily residing in outdoor mounds, they may invade homes in search of food and seek shelter indoors if accessible.

Here are three signs indicating ants are infiltrating your home

1.Trailing lines of ants leading to and from your foundation.

2.Accumulations of sawdust resulting from their chewing on organic materials.

3.Presence of ant colonies within or around your property.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is your service okay/safe for my kids and pets?

Of course! Our trained technicians will ensure good communication with you and your family to ensure that you are safe 100% of the time.

Are you a local company?

Yes, we aren't one of the massive pest control companies that have crazy contracts and huge call centers. We are local here in North Idaho and are a family business.

What services does Spud Pest control provide?

Spud Pest Control covers a wide variety of bugs. We offer multiple services that our highly trained technicians are skilled in treating and removing. Our services cover pests that are commonly seen throughout the year as well as bugs that are active during different seasons of the year. Common pests we handle include wasps, ants, spiders, rats, and mice. If you aren’t sure whether or not we can take care of your pest problem, give us a call.

Do you offer a guarantee?

Of course! We're super confident in our ability to take care of you pest problem. If the pests come back so do we!

Do you spray inside and outside of my house?

Certainly! Yes, our standard procedure usually includes both interior and exterior treatments during your initial service. However, we're more than willing to accommodate indoor treatments during any subsequent visit.

Can I take care of my pest problem myself?

While there are instances where retail products may provide temporary relief, they often fall short in preventing future infestations. Moreover, many of these products pose safety risks to your family and pets if not used correctly. The optimal approach is to schedule a home inspection appointment, enabling the implementation of a tailored treatment plan designed to address the issue effectively and safely.

How soon can I expect results from your treatment?

Typically, you can expect a decrease in pest activity within a few days after treatment. However, there are instances where the number of visible pests may initially rise before subsiding over one to two weeks. Each pest responds uniquely to treatment. We'll be happy to schedule complimentary additional follow-up services to address any persisting concerns.