Ants
Keith's Pest can help you and your home with any of these ants. Control of Ants requires
making sure what kind of Ants you have, not all ants are treated the same way
Several years ago Ants were simple in their control, not some much any more. New
species are finding their way to the DFW area and old treatment methods are not as
effective as they once were. It is important to keep ahead on the available treatment
methods.
This is the Little Black ant. It looks the almost the same
as the rover ant. In fact you need a microscope to tell
them apart they are so small.
The Odorous House Ants is another popular visitor
around the Dallas Ft. Worth Texas area.
Here is the Argentine Ant. This use to be the hardest
one to treat but now the competition is getting stronger.
The Carpenter ant, AKA Wood Ant. This guy is still around,
and gnawing on wood. While they don't eat the wood,
they make their home inside the wood causing damage.
The Pavement Ant still is notorious for hanging around
the pool, driveway, and sidewalk
And the most hated Fire Ant...the Amdro Commercial said
it best. "There is nothing good about Fire Ants,
they all must DIE"
The Pyramid Ant. I wasn't going to include this ant at first,
but on the day i started this page, I was emailed a picture
of some, then I found about 20 mounds in Mineral Wells,
so i guess they wanted to make this page real bad.
Their mounds are a crescent shape
And last but not least and what appears to be coming
to the D F W area is the Rasberry Crazy ant. While little
is known about this ant it is a real threat and Keith's Pest
can help you out.
Keith's Pest can help you and your home with any of these ants. Control of Ants requires
making sure what kind of Ants you have, not all ants are treated the same way
Several years ago Ants were simple in their control, not some much any more. New
species are finding their way to the DFW area and old treatment methods are not as
effective as they once were. It is important to keep ahead on the available treatment
methods.
This is the Little Black ant. It looks the almost the same
as the rover ant. In fact you need a microscope to tell
them apart they are so small.
The Odorous House Ants is another popular visitor
around the Dallas Ft. Worth Texas area.
Here is the Argentine Ant. This use to be the hardest
one to treat but now the competition is getting stronger.
The Carpenter ant, AKA Wood Ant. This guy is still around,
and gnawing on wood. While they don't eat the wood,
they make their home inside the wood causing damage.
The Pavement Ant still is notorious for hanging around
the pool, driveway, and sidewalk
And the most hated Fire Ant...the Amdro Commercial said
it best. "There is nothing good about Fire Ants,
they all must DIE"
The Pyramid Ant. I wasn't going to include this ant at first,
but on the day i started this page, I was emailed a picture
of some, then I found about 20 mounds in Mineral Wells,
so i guess they wanted to make this page real bad.
Their mounds are a crescent shape
And last but not least and what appears to be coming
to the D F W area is the Rasberry Crazy ant. While little
is known about this ant it is a real threat and Keith's Pest
can help you out.
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CROWN Pest Control
7408 Tunbridge Drive
N. Richland Hills, TX 76180-4535
PHONE: 817-485-8774
FAX: 817-428-3729
EMAIL: info@crownpestcontrol.com
MEMBER: Greater Tarrant County Pest Control Assoc., Texas Pest Control Assoc., National Pest Management Assoc.
Licensed and Regulated by the Texas Structural Pest Control Board, P.O.Box 1927, Austin, TX 78767-1927. Telephone
number (512) 305-8250.
817-485-8774