Carpenter ants establish colonies in moisture-damaged wood—commonly around chimneys, skylights, under bathtubs, behind dishwashers, and in damp eaves. Rotting wood is easier to excavate than sound timber, making these areas prime real estate.
Detailed control information is available from UGA Extension at caes.uga.edu.
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Carpenter Ants in Rental: Notify Landlord, Monitor Trails
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Ants at the Base of Citrus Trees: Organic Control with Sticky Barriers
Carpenter Ants in Old Apple Tree: Bait, Don't Spray
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