Is winter a good time for ant fumagation? Can it be done by homeowner?
In general, most carpenter ants will shut down as winter sets in and outside temperatures drop. But if there is a nest located on or in your home, it could very well keep warm enough to enable the ants to keep active. And if this happens, treating is strongly suggested. But what's the best treatment for these winter time ants?
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We just noticed our floor in our camper is very spongy in the bathroom and coming out into the kitchen. There are some dead ants inside the camper on the kitchen floor and the bathroom floor. I was wondering if they could be carpenter ants. The camper sat for 3 years. We couldn't use it because I had health issues. Do the ants go away in the winter? What should we do come spring? We would appreciate your feedback on this problem.
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I live in the calif desert. I went outside today and there was thousands of red ants with 4 wings. They're everywhere on the roof and side of house. I sprayed them with ant spray but it doesn't seem to do anything. What can I use to get rid of them?
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I have large black ants all of a sudden in my house. In my daughter upstairs room and even in kitchen dishwasher. Do you think they are possibly carpenter ants? There were about 50 in the dishwasher yesterday. Not sure what approach to take since i only see inside. Thank you..
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We have hundreds of ants in our trees that are leaving like a saw dust material all over along the tree and on the ground. Am able to see huge holes higher on the tree where we are seeing the ant trails go. What type of ants are they and what can we do to get arid of them. Looks like they are killing our 30 plus yr old trees. Limbs are starting to fall with fear that the main trunk may go soon. What to do? HELP
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How do you get these ants out of the underside of a hot tub. It's up on blocks right now, and I know they are eating through the foam insulation because there are little chips of it in piles under it.
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