Rainy Days May Have Forced Ants Into Your Home
We are finally enjoying some beautiful Summer days in this area, but a few weeks ago the constant rains may have forced ants to look for a dry spot inside your home. While they do look for water to survive, heavy rains flood their undreground homes causing them to seek shelter in yours. Ant Control at the Lake of the Ozarks is one of the specialties of Best Pest Control.
These pesky little creatures are very difficult to get rid of once they decide to set up camp. Best Pest Control would like to clue you in on some reasons that you should seek out a Lake of the Ozarks professional exterminator if this happens to you.
There are more than you think.
You may only see a few ants wandering around your kitchen, but those won't be the only ones on property. Only a small portion of an ant colony is sent out for food at a time. Even though you think you killed those ten that you saw, there may be hundreds more waiting for their turn to venture out.
They are never satisfied.
Ants are constantly looking for food. There can be a large pile of food for the taking sitting right in the middle of your floor, and while part of the group slowly picks that apart, others will head off to another area looking for more. This means that it won't be long before they are everywhere.
They are persistent.
The work ethic of an ant is actually quite impressive. They are constantly going, going, going, and if an obstacle gets in their way, they will keep moving until they find a way around it. Sometimes trying to treat for them yourself can backfire. You may block one area from them, but it could just push them into more areas when they try to avoid the original one.
At Best Pest Control, our staff is professionally trained to take care of ants once and for all. Our trained technicians know exactly what to do to get those ants under control and out of your way. The goal for us has always been to exceed the expectations of our clients, so you can be sure that we will take care of your ant problem. We offer free estimates, so give us a call today so that we can get started before any more of those annoying little pests show up.
573-873-1118 in Camdenton
These pesky little creatures are very difficult to get rid of once they decide to set up camp. Best Pest Control would like to clue you in on some reasons that you should seek out a Lake of the Ozarks professional exterminator if this happens to you.
There are more than you think.
You may only see a few ants wandering around your kitchen, but those won't be the only ones on property. Only a small portion of an ant colony is sent out for food at a time. Even though you think you killed those ten that you saw, there may be hundreds more waiting for their turn to venture out.
They are never satisfied.
Ants are constantly looking for food. There can be a large pile of food for the taking sitting right in the middle of your floor, and while part of the group slowly picks that apart, others will head off to another area looking for more. This means that it won't be long before they are everywhere.
They are persistent.
The work ethic of an ant is actually quite impressive. They are constantly going, going, going, and if an obstacle gets in their way, they will keep moving until they find a way around it. Sometimes trying to treat for them yourself can backfire. You may block one area from them, but it could just push them into more areas when they try to avoid the original one.
At Best Pest Control, our staff is professionally trained to take care of ants once and for all. Our trained technicians know exactly what to do to get those ants under control and out of your way. The goal for us has always been to exceed the expectations of our clients, so you can be sure that we will take care of your ant problem. We offer free estimates, so give us a call today so that we can get started before any more of those annoying little pests show up.
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