Fifteen pairs of legs racing across the bathroom floor. House centipedes mean there are other bugs to eat. We handle both.
Centipede control is cutting off the moisture and the bugs centipedes eat, then treating where they hide. In St. Louis, house centipedes live in basements, bathrooms and crawl spaces, hunting other insects. Zero Pest covers centipedes and millipedes on the quarterly Home Shield plan.
Centipedes hunt. Millipedes wander in. Both love damp spots.
Long legs, very fast. They hunt spiders, silverfish and other bugs indoors.
Thin and yellow-brown. They live outside in soil and leaf litter.
Slow and round. They wander in by the hundreds after heavy rain.
More centipedes usually means more bugs for them to eat.
If you see house centipedes, you probably have other bugs too. We treat both.
We look at moisture, entry points and what they are feeding on.
Basements, bathrooms, crawl spaces and floor drains.
Foundation and mulch beds, where millipedes and soil centipedes live.
Fewer bugs inside means fewer centipedes hunting them.
Every 90 days, plus free re-service between visits.
Basements are the hot spot everywhere.
Damp stone foundations are prime house centipede country.
Storage and humidity in South County basements keep them fed.
Wooded lots in West County see millipede waves in wet falls.
No separate centipedes charge. Exact price depends on the size of your home.
Exact price depends on your home's size. What Home Shield covers
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