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Ants Pest Control in Wyoming

Ants Pest Control in Wyoming
Latin Name:Formicidae
Length:2.6 to 3.2 mm long
Color:Variable in color from light red to brown or black
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Digestive Tract:Yes

Ant Pest Control & Extermination Services

Legacy has been performing ant pest control since 2001. Ants are commonly found all year long, and although most species don’t bite or sting, they can carry disease, which means, if you have ants inside your home in Wyoming, it is important to get rid of them quickly!

The most common ant pests in Wyoming are pavement ants and carpenter ants. The best way to get rid of ants is by tracking its movement back through their colony then treating it directly at its nest location . To successfully eliminate an infestation takes knowledge gained through years of experience and that’s where Legacy Pest Control comes in. We provide today’s state-of-the-art materials and processes for highly effective child-safe, pet-safe, green pest control services in Wyoming. We offer affordable prices for the extermination of ants all year-round in Uintah and Sweetwater Counties.

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The Types of Ants in Wyoming

Wyoming Pavement Ants

Pavement Ants are the small black ants you see in your kitchen, and their colony responsibility is to forage for food, build the nest, and to care for the young. Pavement ants are found outdoors under stones, patio blocks, and in cracks; they can be found inside your home underneath floorboards or in the walls. Pavement ants will feed on practically anything consumed by humans and greasy foods are their favorite. Ants can become a nuisance when large groups enter your home.

Wyoming Carpenter Ants

Carpenter Ants, also known as sugar ants, are some of the largest ants you will see in Wyoming. These ants like to build their nests inside of dead, damp wooded areas. Despite the fact that they do not consume wood (like termites do) Carpenter Ants are known for hollowing out wood stumps outdoors; they can be found indoors infesting wooden buildings or structures. Carpenter Ants can become a real problem as they can cause major structural damage to a home’s support beams or other important wooden building materials.

Ants Identification and Pest Control Facts

An important aspect of getting rid of ant infestations is knowing how ants behave. Here are some things you should know about ants:

  • Entry: Ants can get into your home through miniscule cracks in search of food, water, or shelter.
  • Scent Trails: Ants secrete pheromones from their body in order to impact other ants to signal other ants to follow their trail to food, and can also be used to mark their territory to other species.
  • Ant Colony Size: Ant Colonies, also called formicary, can vary in size very dramatically from one type of ant to another. Ant colonies can reach numbers of hundreds of thousands, and whole colonies can quickly relocate if threatened.
  • Do it Yourself Ant Pest Control Approaches: Many DIY ant pest control Wyoming methods only work on the ants that you can physically see. Additionally, home remedies do not account for the face that different types of ant infestations require different methods of treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ant Pest Control 

Many people notice ant problems in the kitchen, primarily around the sink, on the countertops, and inside the cabinets. To get rid of these ants, you first need to identify which ants you have. Once you know the type of ants you're dealing with, you can determine the next course of action. Some ants are easily removed with bait traps. However, many types of ants in Wyoming require more drastic measures. In these cases, you will need to locate the colony and use the appropriate pesticide to treat it directly.
Unfortunately, carpenter ants are some of the most difficult ant infestations to eradicate completely. Carpenter ants typically have one primary colony, known as the parent colony. You may find additional colonies throughout your home or yard; these are called satellite colonies. To completely remove the carpenter ants, you must find and treat the parent colony directly, then deal with the satellite colonies.
Some homeowners attempt to DIY pest control, but end up feeling frustrated. Effective pest control requires expert knowledge of pests as well as the most effective treatments. In fact, most pest infestations aren't a "one-size-fits-all" situation. Pest control experts know how to look for pests and determine which species have invaded your home and yard. In many cases, pest control experts identify pests before homeowners even know there's a problem. Pest management professionals also know the proper ways to prevent pest infestations from recurring. Finally, many pesticides can only be used by licensed professionals, and you won't find the most effective pesticides at your local home improvement store.
While many treatments show immediate results, some treatments may take a bit longer. If the pesticide treatment is applied topically to a nest of yellow jackets, for example, you will probably notice a huge difference immediately. However, some treatments require baiting the pest, who then ingests the product. These include most rodents, ants, and termites. In these situations, the results may take longer. For particular extensive infestations, more than one treatment may be necessary. In each case, our expert technicians can make a thorough inspection, outline treatment options, and then give you an estimated timeline.
Some people prefer bait treatments over sprays because baits don't require chemicals sprayed throughout the home or yard. However, baits often take longer to be effective, and some pest infestations won't respond to baits at all. When your technician visits your home, they will investigate the situation. They will then make a recommendation and outline your options depending on the type of pest, the size Some people prefer bait treatments over sprays because baits don't require chemicals sprayed throughout the home or yard. However, baits often take longer to be effective, and some pest infestations won't respond to baits at all. When your technician visits your home, they will investigate the situation. They will then make a recommendation and outline your options depending on the type of pest, the size of the infestation, the location of the infestation and other factors. If you have any concerns or have additional questions, please don't hesitate to ask your technician. We're always happy to help you make an informed choice when it comes to pest control.

 

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