Fire Ant
Season-long fire ant protection.
A single treatment protects your entire lawn from fire ants for up to a full year. We use the industry's most trusted actives to eliminate colonies at the source.
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Options built into every visit.
One application
Up to 12 months of protection.
Colony-level
Kills the queen, not just workers.
Kid & pet safe
Safe once watered in.
Full-lawn coverage
Not just visible mounds.
The process
Simple, transparent, on schedule.
01
Apply
Broadcast application across the entire lawn.
02
Water in
Light watering activates the treatment.
03
Relax
Season-long protection — we come back next year.
Ready when you are
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FAQ
Good questions.
How long does it last?+
Up to 12 months of full-lawn fire ant control from a single treatment.
Is it safe for pets?+
Yes — once watered in, the treatment is safe for kids and pets.
When is the best time to treat fire ants in Greenville, SC?+
Spring through early summer is ideal — treating before mounds explode in the summer heat gives you a clean lawn for the whole season.
Does the treatment kill the queen?+
Yes. Our fire ant program uses colony-level actives that reach the queen, not just surface workers, so mounds don't just relocate.
Do I need to treat the whole lawn or just visible mounds?+
Full-lawn broadcast is the right approach. Visible mounds are only a fraction of the colonies present, so spot-treating leaves most of the pressure untouched.
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