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Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control

Carpenter Ant Removal in Monmouth, Middlesex & Union Counties

Stop Structural Damage Before It Spreads with Targeted Carpenter Ant Control

Professional Carpenter Ant Removal Across Central New Jersey

Effective Removal & Long-Term Protection for Your Home or Business

Carpenter ants are more than just a nuisance — they can cause serious structural damage by hollowing out wood to build their nests. At Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control, we specialize in removing carpenter ants from homes and businesses throughout Monmouth, Ocean, Union, and Middlesex Counties — including towns like Middletown, Holmdel, Freehold, and Toms River.

Carpenter ants with larvae on soil — early signs of infestation in Central New Jersey homes

Signs You Might Have Carpenter Ants

Early detection is key to preventing costly repairs. Common signs include:

  • Large black ants (¼ to ½ inch) spotted inside or outside

  • Sawdust piles (frass) near windows, baseboards, or attic areas

  • Faint rustling noises in walls or ceilings, especially at night

  • Hollow-sounding or weakened wood around decks, doors, or beams

  • Tiny holes or tunnels in woodwork or structural elements

Our Targeted Treatment Process

We use a strategic, science-backed approach to eliminate carpenter ants and prevent future infestations:

  1. Thorough Inspection – We locate nests indoors and outdoors, identifying all problem areas.

  2. Customized Treatment Plan – We apply EPA-approved products safely and precisely based on the infestation’s location and severity.

  3. Ongoing Monitoring – Follow-up services ensure the ants are completely removed and entry points are sealed.

  4. Preventive Recommendations – We help you keep them out for good with expert guidance on sealing and repairs.

Single carpenter ant on wooden beam — structural pest common in Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean & Union Counties

Why Choose Bee-Gone for Carpenter Ant Removal?

✅ Over 40 Years of Local Experience
✅ Licensed Technicians Serving Central NJ
✅ Safe, Environmentally Responsible Methods
✅ Residential & Commercial Expertise

We’re proud to be a trusted name in pest control from Colts Neck to Old Bridge and from Red Bank to Edison. Whether you're dealing with an active infestation or want to take preventive action, we're ready to help.

Don’t Let Carpenter Ants Damage Your Property

Carpenter ants work quietly but can leave behind expensive damage if ignored. Let the professionals at Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control inspect your home or business today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does carpenter ant control differ from general ant treatments?
Carpenter ant control targets both visible activity and hidden nests within wood structures. Unlike nuisance ants, carpenter ants can damage framing, decks, and trees. Treatments often include non-repellent sprays, perimeter barriers, and injections into wall voids or tree trunks.
What’s the best way to get rid of small ants in the kitchen or bathroom?
The best way to get rid of small ants is to identify their food source and eliminate it. Use ant baits near activity areas—sugar-based for sweet ants, protein-based for grease ants. Sanitation is critical—cleaning up crumbs, sealing food, and wiping down surfaces all help. If the infestation persists, professional treatments can safely eliminate colonies without contaminating food zones.
What’s the best approach for ant removal in house and ant removal in yard?
For ant removal in house spaces, baiting and sealing are key. For ant removal in yard zones, colony elimination with broadcast or mound treatments is the focus. Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control offers both indoor and outdoor ant control strategies tailored to your property and infestation level.
What’s the best way to get rid of ant hills?
The best way to get rid of ant hills is to combine physical disruption with targeted treatment. Drenching the mound with boiling water or insecticidal soap can collapse the structure, while follow-up treatments with granular bait or insecticide ensure the colony is eliminated. Avoid simply knocking down the mound—ants will quickly rebuild.
How do I get rid of ant hills that are killing grass?
Ant hills killing grass is a sign of deep soil disruption from a growing colony. The best way to get rid of them is to apply an ant hill pest control treatment that penetrates the nest without harming the turf. Watering after treatment helps push the solution into the tunnels and improves effectiveness.
How do I remove ant hills in a yard without harming grass?
The best way to remove ant hills without damaging turf is to use ant bait designed for lawns and avoid harsh chemical treatments that burn grass. Spot treatments and watering-in techniques can help penetrate deep nests while preserving surrounding greenery.
Is DIY ant hill removal effective?
DIY ant hill removal can help with small or early-stage colonies using mound drenches or boiling water techniques. However, if you see multiple mounds or recurring hills, it usually means the nest is larger and deeper than you can reach on your own. In those cases, professional ant hill pest control is more reliable.
What’s the most effective ant control insecticide for home use?
Ant control insecticide should be chosen based on the ant species and location. For indoor use, non-repellent sprays and gel baits are often the most effective. Outdoors, granules and perimeter sprays create a barrier to stop ants before they enter. Always follow label directions to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Is there a difference between ant treatment pest control and store-bought options?
Yes. Ant treatment pest control from professionals uses regulated, high-strength products designed to target nests and colonies, not just surface-level activity. Store-bought options can help with mild issues, but they often require repeated applications and don’t address the root of the problem.
What’s the best pest control for carpenter ants in wood structures?
The best pest control for carpenter ants involves a mix of baiting, wall void injections, and perimeter defense. Because carpenter ants don’t eat wood but burrow through it, treatments must reach deep galleries. Bee-Gone’s technicians use advanced tools to locate and treat these nests at the source.
What’s the best way to exterminate carpenter ants permanently?
The best way to exterminate carpenter ants is to eliminate both the primary and any satellite colonies. Baits alone may not be enough—targeted treatments in wall voids and rooflines, along with long-lasting residual products, are key. Professional inspections help ensure that infestations don’t return.
What’s the best fire ant control method for lawns and yards?
The best fire ant control combines broadcast bait treatments with targeted mound drenches. Timing is important—early morning or late afternoon applications work best when ants are most active. For persistent infestations, professional-grade products or recurring treatments are often needed.
What’s the best way to get rid of black ants inside the house?
The best way to get rid of black ants indoors is to locate their entry points and bait trails. Avoid killing visible ants with spray—they’ll just reroute. Instead, use non-repellent baits that the ants carry back to the colony. Sealing entry gaps and keeping surfaces clean also helps.
Can exterminators get rid of carpenter ants permanently?
Yes, exterminators can get rid of carpenter ants using targeted baits and residual insecticides that reach deep into nesting areas. While no solution guarantees lifetime protection, a professional plan that includes monitoring and sealing entry points can significantly reduce future risk.
What’s the difference between black ant control and black carpenter ant control?
Black ants are often small nuisance species, while black carpenter ants are larger and can cause structural damage. Black ant control usually involves baiting and perimeter sprays, whereas black carpenter ant control requires deeper inspections to locate nests in wood and wall voids.
Can you control ants naturally without using chemicals?
Yes, you can control ants naturally by identifying entry points, using natural deterrents like cucumber peels, citrus oil, or baking soda, and placing physical barriers where trails are found. However, for severe infestations, professional help may still be needed even when using non-toxic approaches.
Can you get rid of ants without killing them?
Yes, in light infestations, it’s possible to deter ants rather than kill them. Redirecting trails, using strong-smelling natural repellents, and removing attractants can encourage ants to relocate without harm. However, non-lethal methods may not work on deeply established colonies or aggressive species.
What’s the best approach for non toxic ant control at home?
Non toxic ant control works best when paired with good housekeeping and entry-point sealing. Use food-grade diatomaceous earth, citrus sprays, or vinegar-water mixtures along common trails. These methods disrupt scent trails and create barriers without introducing harmful chemicals into your home.
How can I remove red ants from home naturally?
To remove red ants from home using natural methods, try sealing all food sources and applying vinegar or citrus oil around baseboards and windowsills. However, red ants can be aggressive and may require professional removal if they’ve built a nest inside walls or crawlspaces. If red ants keep coming back despite your efforts, Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control can identify deeper nesting sites and apply professional-grade treatments.

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