In Englewood, an ant problem can start in the yard long before you notice a single one inside. A fire ant mound can appear in a sunny patch of sandy soil, while tiny ghost ants can follow a trail from your landscaping straight into the kitchen. By the time you’re seeing them on the counter or around the baseboards, there’s usually more happening around the property than the ants in front of you. Greenhouse Termite and Pest Control helps Englewood homeowners identify which ant they’re dealing with, where the activity is coming from, and how to treat it at the source.
Englewood’s Scrub and Flatwoods Soil is Practically an Invitation
Lemon Bay Park protects 210 acres of pine and scrubby flatwoods, and much of Englewood shares the same sandy, well-drained ground. Those conditions can be favorable for fire ants, which excavate underground nests in loose soil and commonly build mounds in sunny, open areas.
You don’t have to live next to the park to have this kind of soil in your yard. A lot of Englewood sits on the same general sandy base, and a fire ant mound that seems to appear overnight in an open, sunny part of your lawn can be taking full advantage of those conditions.













