Ants

These large, typically black and red ants are known for burrowing into wood indoors and out. While they don’t eat wood, carpenter ants hollow out wood to create nests, causing structural damage to wooden components on any property.

Recognized by their aggressive behavior and venomous sting, fire ants can cause painful irritation or severe allergic reactions. They build large earthen nests and swarm aggressively when their nest is disturbed.

These ants are known for their erratic, frenzied movements. They often invade homes in large numbers and pose a nuisance while looking for food, moisture, or warmth.

Identified by their heart-shaped abdomen, acrobat ants nest in decaying wood around windows, doors, or other moist areas. They can damage structures and contaminate food while aggressively defending their nests.

Small and reddish-brown in color, pharaoh ants are notorious for infiltrating homes through tiny cracks. Improper treatment can worsen the infestation as they split into multiple colonies, making them challenging to control.

Named for their erratic movements, crazy ants don’t follow distinct trails, making infestations difficult to detect. They nest in cracks and crevices inside properties, often in voids or hidden areas to remain undetected.

When crushed, these ants release a distinct rotten coconut odor. They form trails that can grow extensively and typically nest under boards, stones, or debris, potentially contaminating food during their foraging.

Light to dark brown in color, Argentine ants infiltrate properties in search of moist environments. They are highly adaptable, forming large colonies and foraging indoors when outdoor conditions become unfavorable.