Ant treatments

We provide ant and pest control services to address a variety of ant problems.

There are approximately 3,000 species of ants in Australia which nest and form ant colonies in locations such as wall cavities and enclosed spaces.

Australian ants are generally considered a nuisance pest, but can also cause some structural damage, plant damage and spread disease via manual transmission, much like a cockroach.

From black house ants to coastal brown ants, carpenter ants, and green headed ants – we have the ant control solution for your ant problem.

Our team has specialised knowledge to address your ant problems, and provide you with the best solutions.

There are several options and methods used to control ants. Some use non-repellent insecticide or granular ant baits but baiting can be a relatively slow procedure. If you try to treat the ant problem with store-bought spray, it may give you some short term relief, but it will not stop ants from coming back again and again.

Different ant species may require different treatments but, following a thorough inspection and ant treatment assessment, our qualified technicians will know exactly which ant treatments and ant control program will work for you.

To manage an entire ant infestation, we recommend an integrated pest management program from Envirotechnics.

Ants are particularly attracted to sweet foods and food sources such as rubbish bins. It doesn’t take much to turn a small ant colony into a total ant infestation!

Do you have ants inside? Noticed ant trails and seeking effective control measures for your ant problem? 

Our team has specialised knowledge to address your ant problems, and provide you with the best solutions.

FAQs

Q1. When are ants most active
Ants are most active during the warmer months from October to March.
Q2. What are ants attracted to
Ants are attracted to moisture, whether it be standing water in your bathroom or kitchen, a leaky pipe, or a decorative water feature. As well as sweets and other sugary substances, it is important to clean up spills straight over and cover all sweet foods and drinks.
Q3. What are the signs of an ant infestation

You are seeing more ants than usual
If you find them in your kitchen or in areas where you prepare food.

Ant pathway
You notice an ant pathway in and out of your home.

Ant nest in the garden
Nest sites usually look like a small pile of soil or dirt. Some species of ants make their home in walls or other dark places which are more difficult to spot.

Q4. How to prevent an ant infestation

Clear up food in the kitchen
Ants are drawn to fatty and sugary foods, its important to clean up food scraps as much as possible.

Find and seal the exterior of your house
If you are unsure of how ants are making their way inside, follow any visible trails to find their entry point and fill or seal them with putty, glue, or plaster.

Clear out ant nests
If you notice visible ant nest near your home, use a small spade to make a hole in the centre of the nest and pour boiling water in the hole. Repeat this until no more ants resurfaces from the nest.