Providence, Rhode Island Fire Ant Control

Fire ant control can be necessary, as these pests can rapidly build large mounds all over lawns. Many have compared the bite of the fire ant to the pain of being burned by fire, hence the name.

• Fire ants use pheromones to send signals to other ants, such as to warn ants of danger
• Fire ant colonies can form colonies with multiple queens
• Typically, the oldest members of the ant colony will travel the farthest to forage for food
• Fire ant mounds are generally found in and around moist areas
• Despite the fact that fire ants have powerful mandibles to chew and cut with, they can only consume liquids

Because fire ants are omnivorous and will eat virtually all plant or animal material, fire ant control can be difficult. With between 100,000 and 500,000 members to a colony, fire ants can present a serious threat. Fire ant control is often necessary, as these pests present a significant threat; call a professional today!