If you have wolf spider activity around your home, it is a sign that you most likely have an insect problem. Remember, wolf spiders feed on insects and they’ll go where the food is. The more insects you have, the more likely you also have wolf spiders nearby.
There are several do-it-yourself actions you can take to keep wolf spiders out of your home:
- seal cracks, crevices, gaps and other openings in the home structure, foundation, and around doors and windows,
- remove piles of old papers and boxes to reduce sheltering areas,
- keep the home clean and picked up of trash to remove food sources.
Regardless of the precautions you may take, wolf spiders are difficult to eradicate because they are a solitary spider that generally operates alone.
It is far easier to remove their food source; insects. Sigma Pest Control’s Quarterly Pest Control Service is your best protection against wolf spiders and other pests.
Keeping wolf spiders out of your house is an ongoing process, not a one-time treatment. That’s why our Quarterly Pest Control Service is so effective.
We return every three months to and treat your home and property for ants, spiders, roaches, wasps, fleas, centipedes, crickets, mice, rats and much more.