You can try to get rid of ants on your own, but it usually isn’t effective long term or for all types of ants. Self-treatment usually relies on spraying toxic chemicals or leaving chemical-filled ant traps around your home where children and pets are susceptible to touching them. This can be very dangerous. Usually when you see a few ants, there are many more in a nearby colony that won’t be exterminated which will find their way on to your property and into your home. For long-lasting ant control you should call a professional exterminator, such as Sustainable Pest Systems.

There are a few options for trying to rid your home of ants that do not rely on chemicals. Sealing any cracks or openings between the outside and inside of your home can help minimize the number of ants inside. You can also make sure there are no food sources within your home, such as dropped crumbs on your floors. A tiny crumb that you may not see is enough to attract many ants due to their small size. Due to these reasons, we advise calling a professional exterminator to assist with ant control to eliminate your problem.

There are a few factors that will influence the cost of ant extermination – the size of your property, the size of the infestation, the type of ant, and the type of treatment that will be needed. Sustainable Pest Systems offers competitive rates for one-time ant treatment services as well as an ongoing treatment. Call us to discuss which option may be right for you.

Yes, we offer emergency services for ants, especially for infestations and in case where you may have a colony of fire ants. We can be at your home or place of business within a few short hours. If your problem is less urgent, we can schedule same day and next day appointments.

Yes! We offer a 30 day warranty on one time ant treatments. If you’re one of our beloved quarterly customers, call backs between scheduled services are included at no additional charge.

It really depends on the situation, but very often ant activity will be eliminated in as little as 24 hours. We typically say give the treatment around a week, but typically it’s far quicker.