Millipede Control

Their diet consists of damp and decaying wood and plant materials. They may invade the house during extremely wet seasons. 

Millipedes are oval, 1-1/2 inches long, segmented with many legs, coiling up when resting or dead.

Every millipede has two pairs of legs attached to each apparent body segment.

Most millipedes are brown or black, but some species are orange or red.

Millipedes are found outdoors in situations where there is moisture and decaying organic matter, such as under trash, grass clippings, mulch, rotting firewood, leaf litter, etc.

Their diet consists of damp and decaying wood and plant materials. They scavenge feeding on decaying organic matter.

They invade the house during extremely wet seasons or extreme drought.

Millipedes usually die within a few days of entering a structure unless there is a source of high moisture and a food supply.

Millipedes are active at night.

With Alliance Pest Solutions, you'll find the personalized care you need to solve your pest problems quickly and completely. From termites to fire ants, spiders, and rodents, we know how to control DFW area pests. 

Contact us now to schedule your pest inspection. Or call 817-491-8700