Fire Ant Control That Protects Your People and Your Property
On a Texas property, fire ants aren’t a nuisance — they’re a liability with a sting. Mounds along walks, playgrounds, and common areas put tenants, customers, kids, and crews at risk. Our turf treatments clear active mounds and keep colonies from rebuilding all season.
Kill the Mound You See and the Colony You Don’t
Kicking a mound just relocates it — the colony and queen survive below. Effective fire ant control pairs broadcast bait the workers carry down to the queen with targeted mound treatment where immediate knockdown matters: entries, play areas, seating, anywhere feet and ankles gather.
On commercial properties we treat turf areas on a seasonal program, because fire ants reinvade from untreated ground all year. The result boards and managers care about: no mounds where people walk, and no incident reports about who found one the hard way.
- Broadcast bait — reaches the queen
- Immediate knockdown at high-traffic zones
- Season-long turf programs
- Liability zones prioritized first
Where We Hit Them and How
Turf-focused treatment built around how colonies actually operate.
Property-wide treatment that workers deliver straight to the colony.
Direct treatment for active mounds in the zones people use today.
Entries, walkways, seating, and play areas cleared and kept clear.
Scheduled reapplication that stops reinvasion from neighboring ground.
Our maintenance crews flag new mounds the week they appear.
Fire Ant Questions
Why do fire ant mounds keep coming back?
Because mound-by-mound treatment misses the point — colonies extend far below and beside the visible dirt, and new queens fly in from untreated properties around yours constantly. Broadcast baiting on a seasonal schedule is what actually holds ground in Texas.
How fast does treatment work?
Direct mound treatments knock down activity within hours to days — that is the tool for spots where people are getting stung now. Baits work slower by design, spreading through the colony to the queen over one to a few weeks, which is what ends the mound instead of moving it.
Is fire ant treatment a liability issue for commercial properties?
Very much so. Stings in common areas, playgrounds, and walkways are exactly the incident no property manager wants filed. A standing control program is inexpensive insurance — and one more thing our clients simply stop thinking about.
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Take the Mounds Off Your Worry List
One program, season-long coverage, no more watching where everyone steps. Get fire ants handled.