Ant Control in Coral Springs, FL for Yards, Pool Decks and Homes

Ant Control in Coral Springs

Coral Springs yards are built for family life: big lawns, playsets, pool decks and patios, and that makes them prime fire ant territory. Mounds pop up in the lawn, along the swale and around play areas after heavy rain, often overnight. Big-headed ants nest under paver driveways and pool decks and push sand up between the joints, sometimes loosening pavers over time.

Inside, white-footed ants and ghost ants trail into kitchens and bathrooms along stucco walls, windows and plumbing lines, especially during the rainy season. Thick landscaping and mulch against the house give them a direct path in, and Florida carpenter ants nest in the mature oaks and palms that line many of the city's older neighborhoods, like Ramblewood and Maplewood.

What We Treat for Ant in Coral Springs

• Fire ant mounds in swales, play areas and beside the house
• Big-headed ants under pavers and pool decks
• White-footed ants and ghost ants indoors
• Florida carpenter ants in oaks and palms
• Trails along stucco and windows

Older Neighborhoods and Big Trees

In established neighborhoods with big oaks and palms, carpenter ants often nest in trees near the house and forage inside at night. We check the trees closest to the home, treat nests where we find them and point out limbs and wires that act as bridges. Gutter leaks and damp fascia are another nest site we look for. In newer communities like Heron Bay, irrigated HOA landscaping and pavers are the main ant hot spots, and we'll tell you what to ask your landscaper to change, like pulling mulch back from the foundation and adjusting sprinklers that spray the walls.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

We identify the ant first. Pool decks, swales and playsets get checked, and we'll note when kids can play outside again.