8 pests · Pest Control
Ants
Fire ants, sugar ants, carpenter ants, and the rest of Central Texas's ants. Each species needs a different approach, and we identify it before we treat.
Fire Ants
Reddish-brown to copper ants in mixed sizes, with a darker abdomen.
Carpenter Ants
Large ants, often two-toned in Texas: a reddish head and thorax with a black abdomen.
Acrobat Ants
Small light-brown to black ants with a heart-shaped abdomen they raise over their back when disturbed.
Leafcutter Ants
Rust-colored ants in many sizes, with spines on the thorax.
Tawny Crazy Ants
Small reddish-brown ants covered in fine hairs.
Black Crazy Ants
Dark gray-black ants with long legs and very long antennae.
Pharaoh Ants
Tiny pale-yellow to light-brown ants with a slightly darker abdomen.
Sugar Ants (Rover Ants)
Very small dark-brown ants that form loose trails.
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