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When our pest control team arrived at a property, we discovered ants nesting in the cavity wall—a common issue in many homes. Cavity walls are constructed with two layers of brick, creating a gap between them. This gap provides insulation but can also serve as an easy pathway for pests like ants. The problem is often exacerbated by excess sand in the wall’s render, which makes it easier for ants to infiltrate the structure. Additionally, cracks in the brickwork offer ants direct access to your home.
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When you spot a trail of ants marching through your kitchen, chances are you’re dealing with the Black Garden Ant—the most common household invader in the UK. Despite its name, this species is actually dark brown in colour.
Like all ants, the Black Garden Ant has a segmented body divided into three sections: head, thorax, and abdomen, with narrow waists separating each part. Their antennae feature a distinct, sharp-angled joint, which they use to navigate their surroundings and communicate with their colony.
One of the clearest signs of an ant infestation is the accumulation of sand, soil, and debris around the nest entrance. If you notice these materials piling up near cracks or gaps in walls, it’s a strong indication that ants have taken up residence within your property’s cavity walls.
How to Prepare for Ant Treatment
Before professional treatment begins, there are a few essential steps you should take:
At pestcontrol.me.uk, we use a proven method to eliminate ants nesting in cavity walls. The process involves:
Say Goodbye to Ant Infestations
If you suspect ants have made themselves at home in your cavity walls, don’t wait for the problem to escalate.
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