When you notice an ant, even one, in your kitchen or bathroom, it’s only a matter of time before thousands may follow. Ants are social creatures that live in colonies that can contain tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of ants. When they catch scent of a potential food source, workers swarm to bring it back to the colony. That means in less than a few hours, your home or business could contain thousands of these tiny creatures. If you’re struggling with ants, reach out to the team at Carothers Pest Control for help today.
Our team is equipped to handle ant problems quickly and effectively. We target ants wherever they are, be it indoors or out, and prevent them from disrupting your life or your business. Whether it’s protecting your pantry, keeping them out of your trash bins, or even eliminating ants from a bedroom or bathroom, you can count on our friendly team of local experts to deliver superior service and exceptional value.
Get help with your ant invasion from the team at Carothers Pest Control! Call (419) 342-6841 today and let our experienced technicians solve your pest issues.
There are thousands of different species of ant, and each has its own unique characteristics and tendencies. While some ants tend to live in smaller colonies, others can be found in much larger numbers. Some ants are notoriously aggressive while others are generally more mild-mannered and tend to ignore humans.
Our team can handle all types of ant problems common to our area, including:
At Carothers Pest Control, we understand how frustrating and disruptive ant problems can be for homeowners and businesses. That’s why we specialize in effective ant control solutions tailored to the specific needs of your property. Located in Shelby, OH, our fourth-generation, family-owned company has been trusted since 1959 to deliver safe, efficient, and lasting pest control services. When it comes to ants, we know one small sighting often means there’s a much bigger problem hidden behind the walls, under the floors, or outdoors near your foundation.
Attempting to treat ants on your own often leads to temporary results, since store-bought sprays only target visible insects. Without addressing the colony itself, ants quickly return, and the cycle continues. Our ant infestation control goes deeper, targeting nests at the source and reducing the risk of repeat invasions.
With Carothers Pest Control, you gain:
Every property is different, which is why we design a personalized plan for each customer. Whether ants are contaminating food, damaging wood structures, or invading living spaces, we apply targeted solutions that stop the problem where it starts. Our team uses proven techniques, from precision baiting to exterior perimeter treatments, to give you long-term relief.
Ants may be small, but they can cause big problems if left untreated. Partnering with Carothers Pest Control means choosing a team committed to protecting your property and restoring your peace of mind. If you’re in Shelby or the surrounding areas, contact us at (419) 342-6841 or use our online form to schedule a free, no-obligation estimate for ant control services today.
Most store-bought sprays kill only the ants you see, not the colony hidden away in walls or soil. Colonies can contain thousands of ants and multiple queens, which means new workers are constantly replacing the ones you kill. Professional ant infestation control targets the source, preventing recurring problems.
Prevention starts with removing food and water sources. Keep counters clean, store pantry items in sealed containers, and repair leaks that create moisture. Regular inspections from a pest professional can also identify and seal small entry points before they become gateways for infestations.
Yes. Many infestations begin outdoors, with colonies nesting in soil, mulch, or near foundations. By combining indoor treatments with outdoor ant control, we stop ants from gaining access in the first place and reduce the likelihood of recurring issues.
Some ants spread bacteria, while others—like carpenter ants—cause structural damage that can be costly to repair. Ignoring the problem allows colonies to grow, making treatment more difficult over time. Early intervention is always more effective and less expensive than waiting until the infestation spreads.
