Ant Control in Indianapolis
There are 10 quadrillion ants on Earth in comparison to 7 billion humans, which means that ants outnumber humans at a ratio of 1.5 million to one. Ants are incredibly social creatures, each one part of a colony. Members of these colonies rely on each other to scout out prime locations for infestation. For this reason, it is crucial to eliminate every ant that appears in your home or commercial building. Failure to do this could result in an infestation of the whole colony. Instead of simply eliminating visible ants, AAA Exterminating will use our advanced tools and strategy to protect your home or business against the threat of returning ants with our proven pest control services
Identifying and Eliminating Ants
Identification is the first step in expelling the threat of ants from your premises. Even if you don’t have visible ant problems at the moment, it is important to continue to take precautions to promote long-term ant control. Traps and baits can be used to control the problem around in strategic locations of your home or business. Above all else, we’ll create a plan revolving around the needs of your home or business, so we can ensure that you are fully satisfied with your service and results. We want to see you succeed, and we are happy to team up with you or your business to eliminate the threat of ant infestation and property damage.
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