Fireants
Fire Ants can be identified by their reddish color and small size (1/8
to 1/4 inch long). Most people identify them from their fiery sting
that will result in a small bump or pustule on the skin. They will rapidly
swarm the mound if it is disturbed in an effort to protect their queen.

Fire Ants infest many different areas. They can be found anywhere where
there's an abundance of food which includes other insects, oil from
seeds, meats, grease, or similar food sources. They liquefy the food
and return it to the colony to feed their young and the queen. They
go in search of food when temperatures reach 70 or more and can journey
up to 100' from their nest.
Fire Ants cause other problems besides a nasty sting. Mounds that can
reach more than 3. Nests built near a home may invade the home in search
of food.
Controlling Fire Ants is often a larger task than most homeowners can
handle. This is especially true with extensive infestations. Worker
ants build a complex of underground tunnels. If the mound is disturbed,
they move the queen to another location and set up a new nest.
We apply a special control that lasts 90 - 120 days. For year round
control, this low odor, low active ingredient application should be
made twice a year.