Fire Ant Control
Control fire ants across the yard, not just the mound you can see.
One treatment with a one month warranty. Larger lots require a bid.
The mound is only the visible part of the colony.
Whole lawn coverage
Scheduled protection
Warranty treatment
How Fire Ant Control works
Prepare the lawn
Treat the whole lawn
Watch the yard
New mounds do not always mean the old colony survived.
Use the Fire Ant Pest Library page for identification help. If you can safely take a photo from a distance, you can also text it to our team.
Recurring program or one time treatment?
A little preparation keeps the visit moving.
- Have the lawn recently mowed
- Turn sprinklers off during service
- Put outside pets up
- Pick up outside clutter
- Keep outside workers away from the treatment area
You usually do not need to be home.
A standalone fire ant visit usually takes about 20 minutes.
Whole lawn fire ant coverage is also included in these Venus plans.
HomeGard
YardGard
TotalGard
Warranty coverage matches the service you choose.
The recurring fire ant program carries a five month warranty after each scheduled treatment, with qualifying spot treatments as needed during the warranty period.
One time Fire Ant Control carries a one month warranty and does not include a second seasonal application.
Fire Ant Control FAQs
The standalone Fire Ant Control program is designed as whole lawn management rather than treatment of only the mound you can see.
No. Fire Ant Control is performed outside. We need access to the agreed lawn area and the preparation steps need to be complete.
A typical standalone fire ant visit takes about 20 minutes.
The recurring program is $110 per service and includes a spring and fall treatment with a five month warranty after each scheduled treatment. One time service is $150 for one treatment and has a one month warranty.
Standard pricing applies to lots up to one quarter acre. Larger lots require a bid.
Yes. HomeGard, HomeGard PLUS, YardGard and TotalGard include whole lawn fire ant protection. Quarterly Pest Control by itself covers fire ants only within the house dripline, not the whole lawn.
No service can prevent every new queen from flying onto a property. Ongoing management can keep fire ant pressure very low within the treated area even though fire ants remain common across the region.
Ready to get the fire ants under control?
Not sure what you’re seeing? Text a picture to 979.774.0486 or email us a picture, and we’ll help you identify it.