Centipede & Millipede Control Services

Effective solutions for multi-legged pest infestations in your home or business

Professional Centipede & Millipede Elimination

Centipede and millipede example

While these multi-legged pests are generally harmless, their presence can be alarming. Our comprehensive treatment program addresses both centipedes and millipedes by targeting their habitats and entry points.

Our Control Process

  • Inspection & Identification

    We determine whether you're dealing with centipedes, millipedes, or both, and locate their entry points.

  • Interior Treatment

    Application of targeted treatments in basements, bathrooms, and other damp areas where they hide.

  • Exterior Barrier

    Perimeter treatment to prevent new pests from entering your home.

  • Moisture Control

    Recommendations to reduce humidity and eliminate damp conditions that attract these pests.

Centipedes vs. Millipedes

Feature Centipedes Millipedes
Legs per segment 1 pair 2 pairs
Movement Fast-moving Slow-moving
Diet Predatory (eats insects) Decaying plant matter
Defense Can bite (rarely) Curves into spiral
Preferred habitat Damp indoor areas Mulch/leaf litter

Signs of Infestation

  • Seeing multiple centipedes/millipedes indoors
  • Finding them in bathrooms or basements
  • Noticing them after heavy rains
  • Presence of other insects (centipede food source)
  • Musty odors from damp areas

Note: While these pests don't cause structural damage, large numbers can indicate moisture problems. Call us at +1 (905) 226-9740 or +1 (437) 971-1098 for professional assessment and control.

Service Details

  • Service Time: 1-2 hours
  • Follow-Up: Recommended for severe cases
  • Service Area: Brampton & Surrounding
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Why Choose Our Service

  • Dual treatment for both pests
  • Addresses underlying moisture issues
  • Safe for families and pets
  • Long-lasting residual protection
  • Guaranteed results

Common Questions

Are they dangerous to humans?

House centipedes can bite if handled but rarely do. Millipedes are harmless but may secrete an irritating liquid.

Why do I suddenly have so many?

They often enter homes seeking moisture or to escape extreme weather. Heavy rains frequently trigger invasions.

Prevention Tips

Reduce Moisture

Use dehumidifiers in basements and fix leaky pipes to make your home less attractive to these pests.

Yard Maintenance

Keep mulch, leaves, and debris away from your foundation to reduce millipede habitats.

Seal Entry Points

Caulk cracks in foundations and around utility pipes to prevent entry.