Ants and Termites

Small Ants, Big Problem: How to Handle Persistent Colonies

Though seemingly little at first glance, anthills may swiftly grow into a major nuisance if not dealt with promptly. House ants and other microscopic pests may be a real pain to deal with because of...

Termite Swarms and their Causes

Termite swarming is nature at its best. Swarms occur when the colony has the need to expand. Nature announces to the termite colony that it is time to divide. This swarming activity is also called...

Carpenter Ants in Indiana: Tiny Architects, Big Problems!

Did you know that carpenter ants do not consume wood for nourishment? The name carpenter ant means what it says. This variety of ant works in the wood by removing the soft parts of the...

Termite Damage: How to Spot the Early Signs

Silent invaders, termites can seriously compromise your house before you even know they exist. These little insects eat wood, which, if uncontrolled, can cause structural problems. Preventing...

Battling Ants in the Winter Season

It's hard to believe that when temperatures are below freezing many homes and business are plagued with emerging ant infestations. It just doesn't make sense until we look at this problem from the...

Do Ants Spread Disease?

Kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms are often invaded by ants. They may seem harmless, but their presence can lead to health problems. Many individuals wonder if ants can spread diseases and if they...

What is Up with the Ants?

Most people do not expect to see ants in below freezing temperatures, but many folks seemed to be plagued with ant invasions during the winter months, Why? The answer is really simple. Ants do not...

Subterranean Termites in Indiana

Did you know that there is one species of termite that is native to Indiana? The Subterranean Termite normally develops colonies in the soil. Termites are social insects that have different castes...

King and Queens - The Ant Monarchy