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North Fulton Pest Solutions Offers Atlanta Ant Control with Termidor

North Fulton Pest Solutions is interested in giving its customers the best, and for ant control, that means Termidor.

2013-04-09
NORCROSS, GA, April 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) When ants begin invading your house, it's hard not to just run to the store and pick up some form of ant spray, but Atlanta pest control company North Fulton Pest Solutions wants you to know that could make the situation worse.

Many ant sprays are repellents, which seems like a good idea, right? Repel the ants away from your house. Wrong. Ant repellents can cause lone ants or groups of ants to form a new colony after they are cut off from their queen. Then, you are suddenly fighting two ant colonies instead of just one.

That's why Termidor is different. It kills ants directly when they come into contact with the product and indirectly when they go back to the colony and share with all their ant friends. Atlanta exterminator North Fulton Pest Solutions uses Termidor because it is effective against ants and can be applied outside your house. No worries that children or indoor pets will get into it and no worries about what it might do to the carpet.

For pest control in Atlanta, it's always a good idea to hire a professional with quality products like Termidor. For Atlanta area ant control, North Fulton Pest Solutions sticks with Termidor so they can solve the problem, not make it worse.

Blake Edwards, Director of Business Development at North Fulton Pest Solutions, said, "One of the reasons we like Termidor is that you apply it to the foundation of the house outside. Because it attacks the entire colony, your ant problem is often gone in less than a week."

To learn more about Termidor ant control in Atlanta, check out http://www.northfultonexterminating.com.

About North Fulton Pest Solutions:

Founded in 1970, North Fulton Pest Solutions is a family owned and operated pest control company in Atlanta, GA. With an A+ rating and zero complaints on the Better Business Bureau, North Fulton Pest Solutions is Atlanta's most trusted source for pest control, termite treatments, mosquito control, and wildlife removal.

For more information, please visit http://www.northfultonexterminating.com.

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[Press-News.org] North Fulton Pest Solutions Offers Atlanta Ant Control with Termidor
North Fulton Pest Solutions is interested in giving its customers the best, and for ant control, that means Termidor.