Occasionally, no matter how hard you're trying to keep them away, those pesky ants just keep getting back in. And it's also not just in the summer. They can be a concern throughout the year. Many ant control and fire ant control methods will only provide you with a short-term solution. But you need a solution that will last when the ants come back.

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Many ants species commonly found in Texas are far more than a nuisance. They pose a serious threat to individuals and structures. For their strong stings and aggressive nature, the notorious Texas fire ants are a serious and rising threat to public health. They also target thousands of people, their stings are quite painful and multiple stings can lead to serious health consequences for those with allergic reactions. 

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Signs of an Ant Infestation:

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• Large number of live ants in your home; often found where food is prepared such as the kitchen or pantry

• Ant trails; these are pheromone paths that ants create to follow each other to food sources

• Ant nests/dirt; some ants create small dirt piles which then become their nest but other ants like to make their homes in walls or other dark places which are harder to detect.