Ant Control Climping

Ant Control Climping is a local company based near Climping offering a wide range of treatments for the eradication, control and prevention of ants and other pest species.

We are Sussex based and are trained to BPCA standards. Climping Ant Control aim to meet all the expectations expected from the client and are able to offer local knowledge and trends of sussex and the surrounding towns to quickly control any infestation of ants that may occur.

You can contact our team directly via our head office on 01273 812166 or via one of our local contact numbers on the 'contact us' page to see if we have a technician available today in Climping.

Sussex Pest Control (Ant Control Climping) is a member of the BPCA (British Pest Control Association) and the East Sussex Trading Standards 'Buy With Confidence' Scheme.

Climping Ant Control

The commonest species that invades houses is the Black Garden Ant, which is actually very dark brown.

All ants have the main divisions of the body (head, thorax, abdomen) distinctly separated by very narrow waists and have a sharp elbow joint in their antennae. They are highly organised social insects. It is the foraging worker ants that invade buildings in search of food. These are from 3 to 5mm in length and are attracted to sweet foodstuffs which they take back to the nest to feed to the larvae and queen.

The so-called ants eggs sold for aquaria fish are actually the pupae. Flying ants are the reproductive males and females. These mating ants are winged and have a nuptial swarming flight during only a few days in July or August. Mating takes place in the air and the female then seeks out a nest site where she stays for the winter, laying eggs the following spring in order to start up a new colony.

Ghost Ants are becoming more common in heated buildings. These are a similar size to Pharaoh’s ants and is pale coloured with a dark thorax and head. Control must be left to professional operators.

Please remember that Ant Control Climping can deal with your infestation!