Fire Ant Control & Treatment in South Florida
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Professional Fire Ant Treatment for South Florida Yards
Fire ants are among the most common and painful pests in South Florida. Their mounds pop up
seemingly overnight in lawns, along sidewalks, near driveways, around A/C
units, and in landscape beds. Step on one and you'll know immediately: fire
ants swarm aggressively and deliver stings that burn, blister, and can cause
serious allergic reactions in some people and pets.
At Royal Pest & Termite, our fire ant control service is a one-time annual application of a slow-release granular insecticide spread across your entire yard.
Identifying Fire Ant Mounds in Your Yard
What fire ants look like: Red imported fire ants are reddish-brown and about 1/8 to 1/4 inch long. Colonies contain workers of different sizes. They have a two-segmented waist and a visible stinger. When a mound is disturbed, fire ants swarm aggressively upward instead of scattering.
What fire ant mounds look like: Fire ant mounds are dome-shaped piles of loose soil with no visible hole on top. They range from a few inches to over a foot tall and are common in sunny lawns, landscape beds, along sidewalks, near foundations, and around irrigation or electrical equipment. Mounds often grow quickly after rain.
Fire ants vs. other ant mounds: Other ants in South Florida, like big-headed ants, also make soil mounds. Fire ant mounds stand out because they are soft, dome-shaped, lack a central opening, and release aggressive swarming ants when disturbed. If you're unsure, avoid disturbing the mound and call for identification.
Our Service Area
Pest & Termite Control in Southeast Florida
Royal Pest & Termite provides expert residential and commercial pest control services across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. While our primary service areas include Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Davie, Hollywood, and Southwest Ranches, our team covers a wide range of surrounding cities throughout South Florida.