Avoid an Infestation of Brown Recluse Spiders in and around Nashville, TN
With temperatures in Tennessee creeping up into the high 90’s, even sometimes the 100’s, not only are our day-to-day routines affected, it is also creating an inhabitable environment for the bugs and pests living amongst us. One more popular than most being the brown recluse spider. The brown recluse spider can go up to six to twelve months without eating but with the high temperatures and lack of available water, the brown recluse spiders find their way in our homes through hitchhiking through furniture, cars, boxes etc. Once they have made their way into your home, brown recluses are often difficult to control and remove from any structure. Though hundreds of brown recluses may be present in a house, they may not be easily observed because of their nocturnal habits. Therefore, if you see one brown recluse spider, chances are there are many more that you haven’t seen yet.
Egg laying season lasts from April to July, and a female recluse can produce 150 or more spider lings in a year and up to five egg sacs in her lifetime. Thus, a single female making her way into your home, business or garage is enough to be considered an infestation — a fact that may compel people who are moving around or from recluse spider territory to check their belongings before they leave. Keep your home from becoming infested with Total Pest Solutions, LLC.