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These ants establish multiple colonies by “budding”. Budding is when ants split off from a main colony to form another colony. Multiple colonies can exist in the same house. We recommend having our pest control specialist treat these ants in your home to ensure that all colonies have been eliminated and prevent these ants from budding and worsening the problem.A good way to preventing these ants is cleanliness in the home. These ants are drawn to our food so making sure that food is stored in proper containers can go a long way in preventing the possibility of an infestation. We also recommend checking windows and door frames to ensure that the proper weather stripping and caulking are in place to prevent pest entry. Lastly, an ongoing pest control service can help prevent and control these ants from becoming a problem in your home. Please reach out to us for more information on how you can protect your home from unwanted pests.
Ghost ants are the most common indoor trailer we see: tiny, pale ants along counters, sinks and window frames. Other small ants can look similar at a glance, so a technician will confirm the species.
Wiping removes the trail you can see, not the colony. Workers will lay a new trail to the same food or moisture source. The nest is often in a wall void, at a plumbing penetration, or just outside.
Usually not for long, and with ghost ants it can cause the colony to split. Baits and a targeted treatment based on the species work better than spraying every ant you see.
A normal tidy-up is fine. You do not need to deep-clean first. In fact, leaving evidence of where they trail helps the technician find the source faster.
Call (561) 725-5274 or use our contact page. You can also read our home ant control page for how treatment works.
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