Carpenter ants are the largest ants in the US and they build nests inside of wood. They are actually able to chew galleries into the wood grain to form their nests and provide passageways for movement from section to section of the nest. Over a period of time, carpenter ants can do significant damage to your home.
Household ants are a major hassle. There little bodies can easily squeeze into some of the tiniest space,s and quickly become an enormous ant colony inside of the home. The number of ants can reach up to 500,000 as they run around on countertops, along floors, inside cabinets and wherever else they choose to be.
There are thought to be between 6-10 million species of insects, including ants, bees and beetles. Insects have bodies with three parts (thorax, abdomen, head) and two antennae. Despite what many think, they do a lot of good for our environment – serving as an important part of the food chain.
You can travel the world and have a love for animals that surpasses all others, but when it comes to having actual pests in your home, we’re betting that you’d rather not. At EcoTech, we feel the same way. With over 50 years of combined experience humanely clearing pests out of Minneapolis homes, EcoTech is your premier organic pest control company.
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Carpenter ants are one of the largest species of ants that live in Minnesota. They have wings and are often found inside homes in the spring and they can cause damage when they remove wood as they create galleries and tunnels for nesting. They are attracted to wood that is moist. So, if you see ants with wings in or around your home, you may have a carpenter ant problem. The staff at EcoTech of St. Paul specializes in the extermination of carpenter ants
