Surfers Paradise is a high‑density coastal hub known for its tourism, residential towers, and major events, making pest control and biosecurity a growing priority in the area. Its subtropical climate, ongoing construction, landscaping, and heavy vehicle movement all create favourable conditions for invasive species like the red imported fire ant (Solenopsis invicta) to spread rapidly across public and private property. Due to its location on the Gold Coast and its extensive use of green spaces, garden beds, turf, and open public areas, Surfers Paradise is highly vulnerable to fire ant infestations. These pests thrive in disturbed soil, construction sites, and landscaped zones—common features across hotels, apartment complexes, commercial centres, and event spaces in the suburb. Fire ants pose serious risks to infrastructure, outdoor activities, and public safety, with aggressive behaviour and stings that can cause painful reactions and medical emergencies. The Queensland Government has identified Surfers Paradise as a high‑risk area within a fire ant biosecurity zone. Businesses and residents are subject to strict controls on the movement of soil, mulch, turf, potted plants, and other high-risk materials. Compliance is essential, especially for landscapers, builders, developers, and property managers operating in the area. Fire Ant Solutions offers critical support to communities like Surfers Paradise by providing expert detection, treatment, and biosecurity compliance services. Our targeted programs help protect property, reduce liability, and ensure safe access to shared spaces. With local knowledge and proven processes, we assist businesses and body corporates in staying compliant with regulations while managing the risks posed by fire ants and other invasive pests. Proactive pest control is no longer optional in built-up, high-traffic areas like Surfers Paradise, it is essential. By working with licensed professionals, property owners can avoid costly damage, protect public safety, and support broader fire ant eradication efforts across the Gold Coast and South East Queensland.