How to Get Rid of Centipedes in Reno, Nevada

Warm and moist regions are particularly susceptible to centipedes, though they exist all around the world. Centipedes prefer being outdoors in yards and gardens than indoors.

• Unlike many household pests, centipedes do not destroy furniture or consume food supplies.
• Centipedes vary in color from red to brown.
• Centipedes have large claws called maxillipeds that have poisonous glands used to defend themselves.
• Centipedes can lay up to 35 eggs at one time in moist soil.
• The best way to avoid a centipede problem in the home is to clean it free of any insects.

The poisonous glands of centipedes can also affect humans, but they are generally not a threat. Removing all dead and live insects is the best way to defend your home against centipedes. Give a pest control service call to have the centipedes in your home removed today.