The Right Tools For the Job

When most people think of carpenters, they think productivity, skill and hard work. When the experts at Toodaloo think of “carpenter”, ants are the first thing to come to mind. These pests are productive, but they are also a huge pain. These tiny terrors are hiding out in properties all over North America but Toodaloo technicians are ready to fight against a hostile takeover. When it comes to stubborn infestations, no basic ant trap will do and that is why our experts come equipped with an arsenal of specialty tools!

Powerful Tools, Professional Results

Part of what makes ants such an issue is their size. Instead of relying on opened doors and windows, all that these insects need to weasel their way indoors is a hairline crack, air vent or to be carried in from a wood pile. It doesn’t matter how you get them, but how you get rid of them can make all the difference. Luckily, after years in the industry, Toodaloo technicians know how to track and treat your bothersome bugs.

Imaging Tools: In the past, the only way to track down satellite nests and high traffic areas was to drill into walls or flooring to spot them firsthand. You might get lucky and strike gold on the first time but more often than not, it means a ton of unnecessary property damage. Now, imaging tools help our experts see behind the scenes, identifying where these multi-legged menaces are creeping around.

Injection Rods: Once high-traffic areas are nailed down, it is time to get to work. No one wants to have more disinfectants or pest treatment sprays than they have to, applied around their living space. The pest control industry has come a long way since the days of tent fumigations and bug bombs. Injection rods allow experts to treat areas directly and more efficiently.

A Trained Eye: As great as tools are, nothing can beat years of experience and technique. Instead of guessing away at where you think pests are coming from, the experts at Toodaloo know all of the prime real estate for ants. Pest control specialists have spent years learning the ins and outs of the pest process and habits. We know how they act and we know how they think, so we are ready and able to track down problem areas.