Centipede Exterminator Services

Inspection

Our trained pest control technicians begin by conducting a thorough inspection of your property to identify centipede species, assess the extent of the infestation, and pinpoint breeding and hiding areas. Correct identification is essential, as different species may require varying treatment methods.

Planning

Based on the inspection results, we create a customized treatment plan that is specific to the type of centipede and level of infestation. This plan includes targeted elimination strategies and preventive measures. We work closely with our customers to ensure our treatment plan meets their specific needs and concerns.

Treatment

Our pest technicians utilize a variety of control methods, including:

• Targeted insecticide applications in areas where centipedes are commonly found
• Crack and crevice treatments to target centipede hiding spots
• Exclusion techniques to seal entry points and prevent future infestations
• Natural and botanical treatments where appropriate
• In severe cases, we may recommend a comprehensive fumigation to eradicate widespread infestations.

Prevention

We take steps to safeguard your property against future centipede invasions by:

• Sealing potential entry points around doors, windows, and utility penetrations
• Applying preventive treatments to cracks and crevices
• Offering guidance on reducing humidity and eliminating excess moisture, which can attract centipedes
• Recommending routine inspections to catch early signs of new infestations

Special Consideration for Centipede Habitats

Centipedes thrive in damp, dark environments. We focus on:

• Eliminating excess moisture through proper ventilation and dehumidification
• Ensuring that basements, attics, and crawl spaces are properly treated and monitored
• Educating homeowners on maintaining clean, dry spaces that discourage centipedes

Follow-up Services

To guarantee long-term results, RECON Pest Services provides scheduled follow-up visits, during which we:

• Monitor centipede activity
• Evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment
• Adjust control strategies as necessary
• Provide additional preventative treatments if required

• House Centipedes: Known for their speed and multiple legs, house centipedes are often found in dark, damp places within homes.
• Giant Desert Centipedes: These larger species may be encountered in warmer climates and require specific treatments for control.
• Bark Centipedes: Typically found in wood piles and on tree trunks, these centipedes can be problematic for outdoor spaces.