Occasional Invaders Pest Control Services 

Centipedes and Millipedes: Found in damp places under rocks or mulch, some centipedes can sting, while millipedes may secrete an irritating toxin when threatened.

 

Earwigs: Nocturnal insects that seek dark, damp nooks and crannies in local homes and gardens.

 

Crickets: Attracted to light and moisture, these can damage fabrics or stored food items if they establish themselves indoors.

 

Silverfish: Wingless insects that feed on paper, glue, and fabrics, requiring high humidity environments often found in Florida homes.

 

Clover Mites: Tiny, reddish-brown pests that feed on clover, grasses, and ornamental plants. They often invade homes in large numbers in early spring or fall when conditions change, leaving red stains if crushed.

 

Ground Beetles: Beneficial outdoors, they are often attracted to artificial lights around homes and enter structures at night.