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September 28, 2023
What early warning signs of termites do you need to know? Find out today how to identify these pests before they take over your Woodlands property.
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Spiders aren’t usually a dangerous pest to have in your home, but some can be a whole lot nastier than others. Learning how to tell spider species apart, and how to reduce the factors that attract them in general, will help you stay safe from potentially dangerous bites.
All spiders have venom and fangs that they use to incapacitate their prey. Luckily spiders tend to avoid people and most species are harmless to us. In North America, we have only two species of spiders that are considered dangerous. Unfortunately, one of those two species is the brown recluse -- one of the most misidentified pests to invade homes. If you don’t know what to look for, you might mistake a brown recluse for some more harmless garden spider or household variety, not even realizing that you and your loved ones could be one wrong move away from spooking the spider and getting a nasty bite. To save yourself a trip to the emergency room, you need to learn how to tell spider varieties apart and prevent populations from forming on your property in the first place.
Brown recluse spiders may look a lot like other common spider varieties, but their bites are far more dangerous to people and pets. While they tend to spend most of their time outdoors, since they prefer moist and wooded environments, they can and will enter homes in search of insects to hunt. Here are key traits to look for to spot a brown recluse:
The other thing you need to be able to do is to spot the signs of a worsening spider bite. Most spiders merely leave behind itchy welts, but brown recluses can cause all of these symptoms:
To prevent brown recluses and other spiders from moving in, you need to address the larger pest populations that draw them in. Spiders hunt for all their food, so if you’re seeing them around your home it means that other pests are already there, too. To address these factors, do the following:
Even clean homes can end up with pest infestations that attract brown recluse spiders. That’s why smart homeowners turn to professional help for true protection against pest infestations. At All-Safe Pest & Termite, we can get started right away on an inspection that checks for all signs of spiders or the bugs they hunt. We’ll work with your schedule and budget to provide effective prevention measures or fast solutions that remove existing populations. To keep brown recluse spiders at bay, contact us today.
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