City Pest Control

A few rains, hot afternoons, and these guys are everywhere!

If you're finding millipedes inside your home, they didn't come in looking for food. They came in looking for moisture.

Millipedes live outdoors in damp soil, mulch, and leaf litter — feeding on decaying organic matter. In dry conditions or after heavy rain, they migrate and often end up inside through
gaps in foundations, doors, and utility penetrations.

A Few Facts Worth Knowing:

• They're harmless — no bite, no sting, no structural damage
• They die quickly indoors because it's too dry for them
• Finding them inside consistently means moisture and entry points need attention
Peak season in Texas-spring through early summer

Treatment targets both the exterior harborage areas and the entry points — not just the ones you are finding inside.

■ 979-822-1564
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■ City Pest Control — Bryan/College Station