Carpenter Ant Control

Carpenter ants don't eat wood the way termites do, but they excavate smooth galleries inside it to nest, and they specifically target wood that's already softened by moisture damage — a carpenter ant problem is often a sign of an underlying moisture issue as much as a pest one.

A visible trail indoors is usually just foraging workers; the actual nest may be in a wall void, damaged sill plate, or even a dead tree outside. Locating the nest, not just treating the trail, is what actually resolves the problem.