Tag: wolf spiders

  • Spiders, Spiders, Why So Many Spiders?

    Spiders…why do we fear them so much?  Spider fear, otherwise known as arachnophobia, is real.  Some people are so afraid of spiders that the phobia can be triggered by the thought or a picture of a spider.  The presence of a spider in your home can make even the most manly of men run for…

  • Keep Wolf Spiders Away With Our Exterior Barrier Treatment

    During the dark ages, spiders were thought to be the creatures that contaminated food and water sources.  Back then, people believed that spiders were the cause of the Bubonic Plague, which we now know was actually spread by the fleas carried on rats.  For many people, Arachnophobia, the fear of spiders, is a daily battle. …

  • Are New Jersey Wolf Spiders Thriving At Your Home?

    New Jersey pest control experts receive many calls during the springtime months from customers who are fearful of the large spiders that have invaded their homes, garages, sheds, attics, crawl spaces, and basements. Encountering spiders in general can be a hair-raising experience for both men and women alike report New Jersey pest control professionals.  Unexpected…

  • NJ Pest Control Experts Welcome Spring…And Insects!

    Humans are not the only creatures that are anxious to say good-bye to the frosty temperatures and snow covered grounds of New Jersey.  The cold winter weather is great for keeping unwanted pests away…at least that is what Mother Nature would like us to think!  NJ pest control experts report that some insects die off…

  • Prepare For The Spider Invasion In Your Home Part II Of II

    Continuing from Monday… Outdoors you will find yellow sac spiders resting during the daytime under a silken sac that they create.  The protective sac can be found under a leaf, under landscape timbers, stones, bark, or logs.  Indoors, these spiders can easily be seen in the upper corners of rooms, ceilings, window molding, blinds, curtains,…

  • Prepare For The Spider Invasion In Your Home Part I Of II

    I have a love hate relationship with spiders.  For the most part, they are beneficial creatures.  They happily spend the spring and summertime gobbling up unwanted insects that would otherwise be damaging my beautiful garden.  Outside, they typically avoid humans at all costs for fear of being squished by our shoe or whacked with a…