All Pests
SMARTER PEST CONTROL
Ants
Stop the trail at the source.
Ants march in foraging lines, recruiting nestmates to any crumb or sticky spill. Our sprays disrupt their pheromone trails so the colony loses its map back to your kitchen.
Where you'll find them
Kitchens, pantries, baseboards, sidewalk cracks, mulch beds.
Signs of an infestation
- Visible trails along edges
- Tiny dirt mounds near foundations
- Sweet or greasy food disturbed
Prevention tips
- Wipe counters with vinegar nightly
- Seal entry points around windows and pipes
- Store sugar and pet food in airtight bins
Ants: frequently asked questions
Read the full ants guide →Do ants bite?
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Most household ants don't bite people. Fire ants and harvester ants sting and inject venom, which can be painful or allergenic.
Why do ants keep coming back?
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Workers leave a pheromone trail. Even after you remove the ants, the scent path remains until you clean surfaces with vinegar or soapy water.
Will killing the queen stop them?
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Yes — colonies can't reproduce without their queen. Bait is the most reliable way to reach her since workers carry it to the nest.
