Roseville Ant Control Services

Ant infestations are a common nuisance here in the Greater Sacramento Area. These tiny invaders often seek shelter, food, and water inside homes and businesses, leading to frustrating infestations that can quickly spiral out of control if not addressed promptly.

Effective ant control in Roseville and the surrounding area calls for having a deep understanding of how these infestations develop and recur locally. Our family-owned business has been here for over 45 years. We understand the unique challenges presented by the area’s ant problems, and we know how to deal with them. 

Call Neighborly Pest Management at (916) 909-0956 or contact us online today to set up an appointment and get a free estimate.

The Signs You Have an Ant Problem

Identifying the signs of an ant problem early on can save you from extensive damage and inconvenience. Here are seven key indicators:

• Trails of ants: When you spot lines of ants moving in a coordinated manner, it's a clear sign of foraging behavior in search of a food source. Following these trails can lead you to their entry points and nesting sites within your property.
• Small piles of dirt or sand: Ants, especially species like pavement ants, often excavate soil and debris to create nests near building foundations. These mounds of dirt indicate active ant colonies establishing themselves close to your living spaces.
• Rustling sounds: Ants can be surprisingly noisy when moving through wall voids or ceiling spaces, producing faint rustling sounds. If you hear these subtle noises, it's likely that ants have found their way indoors and are exploring your home or office space. 
• Presence of ant nests in moist areas: Ants are attracted to moisture-rich environments, making bathrooms and kitchens prime locations for nest building. Discovering ant colonies in these areas signifies a potential infestation. 
• Damage to wooden structures: Carpenter ants tunnel through wood to create galleries for nesting, leading to structural damage. The presence of sizable round holes in wooden elements or sawdust-like frass is a telltale sign of carpenter ant activity.
• Foul odors: Odorous house ants emit a distinct smell after being crushed. If you notice unpleasant smells without a clear source, it could be a sign that these ants are in your living spaces.
• Sudden appearance of winged ants: Winged ants, also known as swarmers, are reproductive ants seeking to establish new colonies. Their sudden emergence indoors signals a mature ant population looking to reproduce and disperse.