Serving Rockwall TX and surrounding areas
972-743-3486Solenopsis invicta
Fire Ant Control in Rockwall, TX
Fire ants are aggressive stinging insects that build large mound colonies in Texas yards, posing serious health risks to families and pets.
What You Need to Know About Fire Ants
- Fire ants can sting multiple times, injecting venom with each sting
- A single fire ant colony can contain up to 500,000 ants
- Fire ant stings cause painful, itchy pustules that can last for days
- They are responsible for over $6 billion in damage annually in the US
- Fire ants are attracted to electrical equipment and can cause power outages
- Their mounds can reach 18 inches high and extend several feet underground
How We Detect Fire Ant Infestations
Our trained technicians look for these key signs during inspections.
Visible mound colonies in lawns, gardens, or near foundations
Multiple painful stings when disturbing soil or grass
Ants swarming aggressively when mound is disturbed
Mounds appearing after rain or irrigation
Fire ants near electrical boxes or AC units
Dead patches in lawn from underground tunneling
Our Fire Ant Control Process
- 1Complete property inspection to locate all mound colonies
- 2Individual mound treatment with fast-acting insecticides
- 3Broadcast bait application for colony elimination
- 4Perimeter treatment to prevent new colonies from establishing
- 5Treatment of electrical equipment areas
- 6Follow-up visits during peak fire ant season
Get a Free Quote
Contact us today for a free inspection and estimate. Same day service available!
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
Prevent Future Fire Ant Infestations
Follow these tips from our experts to help keep your home protected.
Apply preventative broadcast bait treatments in spring and fall
Keep lawn well-maintained and monitor for new mounds
Seal cracks in foundations and around utility entrances
Remove debris piles and woodpiles from the yard
Address moisture issues that attract fire ants
Schedule regular professional treatments during active season
Common Locations
Where we typically find fire ant problems