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Wolf Spiders Guide

Wolf spiders are excellent hunters and camouflagers, who mostly live and hunt in solitude. They tend to burrow, but can also look for ways to take residence in your home, undetected. While they have been known to keep smaller bugs in check by eating them, they aren’t the type of thing you want in your home.

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FAMILY LYCOSIDAE

LARGE EYES

BROWN TO GRAY

FAST RUNNERS

HUNTS PREY

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Treatment

Wolf Spiders

For wolf spiders, our experts use a residual insecticide on the outside of your home for more lasting effect. For indoor spider control: we provide dusting treatments, flowable concentrate, and microencapsulated products.

Our pest experts take a tailored approach when treating your property and work to ensure that your concerns are addressed and your home is protected, inside and out. We’re dedicated to providing you with peace of mind and making sure you enjoy your home. For specialized spider control and to discover how we can help you, find a location near you and experience our exceptional service.

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