By using the  our services, you’ll be able to take advantage of our proven processes for getting rid of ants. The first thing we do is identify the type of ants in your home and find a suitable way of removing them. Insecticides are dusted on the roof void and subfloor areas, as well as the internal cracks, crevices and harbourage areas.

External spray is applied to the house walls, window frames, door frames, eave lines and other outdoor areas. Internal skirting spray is also applied. We’ll offer a professional service that ensures your ant problem is dealt with efficiently and comprehensively, meaning you won’t have to worry about the problem any longer. We assess each new job afresh and find the most suitable treatment and provide a warranty for all work completed.

Carpenter ants bite rather than sting, and they usually try to get away from people. That’s what makes them different to some other ants that might usually attempt to actively attack. The venom in capener ant bites can cause a reaction for some people.

Fire ants have a fiery sting and it causes a hot, burning sensation on the surface of the skin. You’ll definitely know it when you feel it. You’ll notice a small red spot on the skin and it’ll turn white and itch, potentially causing a bit of pain too.

Meat ants have a pretty painful bites, but they don’t sting at all. Greenhead ants have a painful sting and are known quite well because many people have an allergic reaction to their stings.

Pharah ants have a bite that doesn’t contain any poison, but does cause a lot of pain and they have been known to transmit diseases through their bites too. Formica ants have a relatively strong bite and they can also spray acid, which causes mild to severe irritation on the skin.

Fire ants bite and that bite can be painful. But it’s not the bite itself that gives them the potential to be dangerous to humans. They also have venom that comes with the bite. This can lead to an allergic reaction in some people. It might cause vomiting, nausea, diarrhea or difficulty breathing. The throat and tongue might experience swelling too. 

In very rare cases, these bites can lead to anaphylaxis, which is a potentially life threatening reaction. It can result in cardiac arrest and unconsciousness.

If you have an allergic reaction to a fire ant bite, you should use remedies that can be bought over the counter to treat the allergic reaction. These symptoms might include headaches, nausea and dizziness. If the symptoms increase in severity, you should seek help from a medical professional.

For most people, treating a fire ant bite will be about treating the pain and irritation from the bite itself, and this can be done using basic painkillers.