How to Get Rid of House Centipedes in Irving, Texas

With many jointed legs and long bodies, house centipedes are fast-moving and venomous arthropods. Being insectivores, house centipedes feed on other insects, arthropods and arachnids.

• The antennae and legs of house centipedes look very similar, making it difficult to tell which end is its front or back.
• House centipedes can be found anywhere in the world.
• House centipedes can have up to 15 pairs of legs.
• House centipedes are typically brown-yellowish in color.
• House centipedes are among the fastest and most agile of arthropods.

Due to their lack of a waxy cuticle on their skin, house centipedes need to be in moist environments. Using sticky traps in the corners and keeping the house dry will help get rid of house centipedes. Give your local exterminator a ring if you want to find out how to get rid of house centipedes.