Black ants nest underground in massive colonies, sometimes numbering more than 100,000. These ants typically are found inside near sources of food or water during dry or exceptionally wet weather. They usually come into buildings through cracks around doors, windows, or through holes for wires. They will also crawl along overhead wires, shrubs, or tree limbs that touch the building far above the ground. These ants seek sources of food and water in times of drought or extreme heat and are very hard to control using over-the-counter ant control products due to colony size.
Argentine ants build their nests outdoors underground. They need a constant water source to survive.
Black ants ruin food supplies and will overrun a property if left untreated.
Argentine ants require a water source. Sealing all cracks and openings around kitchens and bathrooms will cut down on infestations. Keep tree branches and other plants cut back from the house. Sometimes ants use these branches to get into your home. Make sure that there are no cracks or little openings around the bottom of your house. Sometimes pests use these to get into your home. Make sure that firewood and building materials are not stored next to your home. Ants like to build nests in stacks of wood.
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