Funnel Ant Treatment in The Northern Rivers

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Northern Rivers Funnel Ant Treatment

Funnel ants can turn a healthy-looking lawn into a bumpy, crumbling mess almost overnight. At Allied Pest Management, we know how frustrating it is to see perfectly level ground riddled with holes—and even worse, how easily these ants can cause twisted ankles, vehicle damage or trip hazards.


Based right here in the Northern Rivers, we use targeted ground treatments to reach funnel ant colonies beneath the surface, stopping them from rebuilding and protecting your outdoor areas for longer. These ants are stubborn, but so are we—and we treat every yard like it’s our own.


We also offer general pest management, spider pest control and termite inspections if you're looking for broader protection. For expert funnel ant treatments, give us a call today on (02) 6629 6012—we’ll get your lawn back under control.

How We Treat Funnel Ant Infestations

We take funnel ant problems seriously because we know the damage they can cause. Our treatment starts with a property inspection to pinpoint activity, followed by a professional-grade surface application that soaks deep into the soil and reaches the colony underground. The goal isn’t just to wipe out visible ants—it’s to stop the next generation before it starts.


  • Professional insecticides applied to lawns & ant hotspots
  • Treatments designed to reach deep underground colonies
  • Ideal for lawns, paddocks, parks, driveways & workyards
  • Long-lasting results with minimal disruption to your property
  • Advice for maintaining funnel ant-free zones year-round


When ants threaten your outdoor space, we’re the team that gets the job done properly. Our treatments are efficient, effective and delivered with care. Let’s protect your ground from the ground up.

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