Finally, Millipede Control!

Millipedes are long, worm-like creatures with many legs. They are often found in moist, shady areas, such as gardens, mulch beds, and under rocks. While millipedes are not harmful to humans, they can be a nuisance.

Millipedes are sometimes the result of overwatered lawns.

These creepy invaders can clog pool filters and ruin romantic dinners.

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MILLIPEDE CONTROL TREATMENTS:

You can expect to start to see relief from the Millipede Treatment the first night after our service. Millipede treatments can last up to 30 days, though often 1 treatment is all it takes to achieve semi-permanent relief from these pesky critters!

Proper lawn irrigation can help to reduce the millipede “pressure” on your home.

MILLIPEDE PEST CONTROL, PREVENT ENTRY:

Keeping millipedes out in the first place is the best way to mitigate your invaders.

Seal cracks and gaps around windows and doors. Millipedes can squeeze through even the smallest openings, so it’s important to seal any cracks or gaps around windows and doors with caulk or weatherstripping.
Seal cracks and gaps in the foundation. Millipedes can also enter your home through cracks and gaps in the foundation. To seal these openings, you can use caulk, expanding foam, or concrete.
Install door sweeps. Door sweeps are a type of weatherstripping that helps to seal the bottom of doors. This can help to prevent millipedes from crawling under the doors.
Screen vents. Millipedes can also enter your home through vents in the soffit. To prevent this, you can screen all the vents in the eaves of your home.
Keep your home dry. Millipedes are attracted to moisture, so keeping your home dry is critical.
Remove debris from around your home. Millipedes like to hide in moist, dark places. To discourage them from coming into your home, remove any debris from around your foundation, such as leaves, mulch, and woodpiles.
Check your garage door seal. A worn out garage door seal is an open invitation to millipedes. Replace if necessary.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO CONTROL MILLIPEDES?

Millipede Control starts at $199.00 for most homes.

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FAQ’s: Millipede Extermination

Millipedes are long, segmented invertebrates with two pairs of legs on most body segments. They are not insects, but they are related to centipedes. Millipedes are typically found in moist, dark places, such as under rocks, logs, and leaf litter.

Millipedes are not dangerous to humans. They do not bite or sting, and their droppings are not harmful. However, they can be a nuisance, and their presence can be indicative of a moisture problem in your home.

Millipedes are attracted to moist, dark places. If there is a moisture issue in your home, such as a leaky pipe or a damp basement, it can attract millipedes. Food scraps may also cause millipede issues, so it is important to keep your kitchen clean and free of clutter. Our millipede exterminator service can help get rid of millipedes in your home fast!

Millipedes can come from a variety of places, including the soil, the surrounding vegetation, and even from other infested homes. They can enter your home through cracks and crevices in the foundation, around windows and doors, and through plumbing pipes.

There are a number of ways to go about millipede removal. You can try physical removal, using traps, or using chemical treatments.

Physical removal: You can remove millipedes by hand or with a vacuum cleaner. Be sure to dispose of them in a sealed container so they do not escape.
Trapping: There are a number of traps available that can be used to catch millipedes. These traps work by attracting the millipedes with food or moisture.
Chemical treatments: Chemical treatments can be effective in killing millipedes. However, it is important to use these treatments carefully, as they can also be harmful to humans and pets.

Seeing millipedes crawling around your home.
Finding millipede droppings (small, black pellets)
Finding damaged plants or flowers.

There are a number of things you can do to prevent millipedes from coming into your home:

Fix any moisture problems in your home.
Keep your home clean and free of clutter
Seal up any cracks and crevices in your foundation, around windows and doors, and through plumbing pipes.
Use weatherstripping/sweeps around doors and windows.
Install a dehumidifier in your basement or other damp areas
Keep your yard clean and free of organic debris.

Millipedes are detritivores, which means they eat decaying plant material.

Yes, some millipedes can bite. However, their bites are not usually harmful to humans.

Avoid overwatering your lawn & seal up entry points to your home.

Some millipedes can produce a poisonous substance called hydrogen cyanide. However, this substance is only released when the millipede is crushed or threatened.

https://blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/collierco/files/2018/05/Millipedes-R.-Shelley-292-Occasional-Invaders-2016-1-6pp-BLOG-r.pdf