Ant control
Arrange an assessment of ant trails and repeated indoor activity, with the treatment approach matched to the species and route into the building.
Ant control: identification and the affected materials
What needs assessing
Note the trail, suspected entrance and rooms affected. Explain whether activity is occasional, seasonal or persistent and what products have been used.
Agreeing the work
Review the identified ant activity, likely access routes and the proposed treatment or prevention measures.
Details for your enquiry
Describe where trails begin and end, rooms affected, food areas nearby and any products used so far.
Ant control: questions and answers
Should the visible trail be the only part inspected?
The trail is useful evidence, but the assessment should also consider entry points and the source of activity. Tell the technician where ants have been seen over time so the plan addresses more than one isolated sighting.
What should I have ready for ant control?
Describe where trails begin and end, rooms affected, food areas nearby and any products used so far.
What affects the quotation for ant control?
Identification, extent of indoor activity and the access needed for the agreed approach determine the ant-control scope. Confirm what the inspection, treatment and any follow-up include before booking.
Ant control across the UK
Choose your area and give the full postcode when you enquire. Attendance is confirmed for each address.
1203 areas. All links are available below.
England 931 areas
London 92 areas
Northern Ireland 26 areas
Scotland 93 areas
Wales 61 areas
Discuss your pest problem
Tell us what you have seen, where it is happening and how the property can be accessed.