Fire Ant Treatment refers to the process of eradicating or controlling infestations of aggressive and stinging red imported fire ants (Solenopsis invicta). These invasive pests are notorious for their painful bites and ability to damage landscapes. Effective fire ant treatment typically involves a combination of baiting, chemical pesticides, and biological controls. Baiting methods use granular or liquid baits that are carried back to the colony, gradually eliminating it. Chemical pesticides are applied directly to the mound to quickly kill ants, while biological controls introduce natural predators or pathogens to reduce ant populations. Proper identification and professional treatment are essential for managing fire ant infestations and protecting both people and property.
