Ants
Ants are among the most organised insects on the planet, but can become problematic when they invade.
General Information
Where They Appear
- Gardens and outdoor spaces
- Kitchens and food areas
- Cracks in walls and floors
- Under tiles and flooring
- Hospitals and healthcare facilities
Key Characteristics
Key Characteristics
Ants are among the most organised insects on the planet, but can become problematic when they invade.
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Main Species
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Health Risks
Main Species
Black Ant / Garden Ant
Lasius niger
Workers 4–5 mm, queen up to 15 mmBlack
Loves sweet food. Builds nests in the ground, between bricks or under bark.
Red Fire Ants
Solenopsis invicta
Workers 3 mm, queen 6 mmRed to brown
Aggressive with a sting. Colonies up to 90,000 members. Create mounds up to 40 cm tall.
Pharaoh Ants
Monomorium pharaonis
Workers 1.5–2 mm, queen 4–6 mmYellowish-brown
Very small, feed on decomposing food. Carriers of bacteria.
Health Risks
Food and surface contamination
Stings that cause pain and allergic reactions
Structural damage to wooden structures
Transmission of bacteria from outdoor areas
Important Note
If you have an ant problem, contact professionals immediately for safe and effective treatment.
Prevention Measures
Maintain cleanliness and remove crumbs
Store food in closed, airtight containers
Seal cracks, joints and entry points
Control humidity and keep areas dry
Regular cleaning of kitchens and dining areas
Expert Tip
Prevention is always more effective and economical than treatment. Apply these measures regularly for the best results.
Professional Treatment
Residual spray with approved insecticides
Specialist gel that targets the colony at the root
Traps on ant pathways
Identification and treatment of nests
Long-term protection with repeat applications
Why Choose Professionals?
- Approved and safe products
- Targeted and effective application
- Long-term protection and guarantee
- Safety for family and pets