Argentine Ant

Family Type
Ants

Argentine ants are tiny, relentless invaders that can quickly take over your Inland Empire home or business. These pests contaminate food, damage property, and pose a significant nuisance. Aptive Pest Control offers targeted solutions to eliminate Argentine ant colonies and prevent their return.

Pest Information

  • Argentine Ants: A Growing Threat in the Inland Empire: Argentine ants are a persistent problem for residents and businesses throughout the Inland Empire. These invasive pests are highly adaptable and thrive in the region's warm, dry climate.
  • Identification: Argentine ants are small, light to dark brown ants with a smooth, shiny body. They form massive colonies and often invade homes in search of food and moisture.
  • Habits: These ants are attracted to sugary substances, protein, and grease. They establish nests in soil, under rocks, or within wall voids, making them difficult to control.
  • Threats: Argentine ants contaminate food, damage structures by nesting in walls and electrical equipment, and can even bite when disturbed.

    • Our Solution:

    Aptive's Targeted Approach to Argentine Ant Control in the Inland Empire: Aptive Pest Control understands the unique challenges posed by Argentine ants in the Inland Empire. Our experienced technicians utilize a multi-faceted approach to effectively eradicate these pests:

    • Thorough Inspection: We identify all potential entry points, nesting sites, and food sources to develop a customized treatment plan.
    • Targeted Treatments:  We use a combination of baiting, spraying, and exclusion techniques to eliminate existing colonies and prevent new ones from forming.
    • Prevention Strategies: We offer ongoing monitoring and preventative measures to keep your property ant-free.
  • Your Satisfaction, Guaranteed: We are committed to providing exceptional service and ensuring your complete satisfaction. Our Argentine ant control solutions are backed by a guarantee, so you can trust that your pest problem will be resolved.

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