Ant infestations cleared in Devon and Cornwall

Ants are one of the most resourceful pests. They can sneak into the tiniest of cracks, and once they find food, they will plague a workplace and disrupt daily operations. If you don't take immediate action, they can become an uncontrollable nuisance. Ants can cause a variety of issues, including stock damage which obviously has financial implications. They also pose hygiene risks as they contaminate food.

At Any Pest Control Services, provides ant control for all types of businesses and can offer further and offer cost-effective solutions for your ant problem. Contact our team today to discuss your specific needs.

Do you have ants in your home or your office? Do not despair. We use the latest methods and environmentally friendly treatments to rid your home of ants. You can have complete peace of mind knowing that our operatives are trained to industry standards. Our team of experts can identify the species' type and provide you with the most effective solution.

We will come to your property, determine the level of infestation, advise on what’s required and – subject to your approval – begin the process of removing the infestation. We serve commercial customers across Plymouth, Devon and Cornwall and the surrounding areas.

Our team of experts can help take care of an ant infestation. We’re experienced and trained in all aspects of ant removal. We understand that ants can be a nuisance. You can count on us to rely on safe and approved methods to eliminate ants and other pests from your property.

Ants are food gatherers. Hence it is important that you do not leave any food sources. Our team of professionals will go the extra mile to help you deal with an ant infestation.

Black garden ants are the most common species that invades properties. Ants are highly organised social insects and it is the working ants that invade buildings in search of food. These ants are mainly attracted to sweet food, which they take back to their nest to feed the larvae and the queen. 

The mating season is only a few days in July or August. After the mating takes place, the female ant then seeks a nest site where she will stay for the winter, laying eggs for the following spring to start up her new colony.