Posts with the tag: "spiders in arkansas"

Most Wanted List: Spiders in Arkansas

April 5, 2013

Not only are spiders lurking in corners or scurrying across the floor annoying and creepy and spider webs unsightly, some types of spiders in Little Rock and Arkansas can be a bit dangerous. For these reasons and others, we have placed spiders on our most wanted list. If you are having trouble controlling spiders then please be sure to alert our Arkansas pest control professionals. They may only be in your home to spin webs and catch prey but who wants to deal with them or worry about the more dangerous spiders? That is why our team of professional Arkansas exterminators wanted to share with you some of the common spiders in Little Rock, Fayetteville and throughout our state that have made our most wanted list.

5 Fun Facts About Spiders

January 30, 2013

Ok, so maybe facts about spiders are not necessarily fun but there is certainly some interesting information out there! Spiders are a well-known and often well feared critter found in homes, businesses and properties throughout Arkansas and across the entire country. While most spiders are harmless, they are certainly not a critter you want hanging around.

Spiders In Little Rock Cozy Up In Holiday Decorations

December 14, 2012

With the weather getting colder in Little Rock and surrounding Arkansas communities, you can tell that the holiday season is in the air! And just like you enjoy getting cozy inside during the holidays, so do many pests including spiders in Arkansas.

Arkansas Spiders of the Summer

June 29, 2012

Summertime means more energy to tackle those home projects both in and outside. But if you are planning to do some organizing in the shed, garage, attic or other desolate spaces of the home, be on the lookout for spiders! Because most spiders prefer to be in hidden areas where they can spin their web and find food, it is the storage spaces that are most likely to be hosting a creepy crawly or two. And unfortunately in Arkansas, some of the commonly found spiders are not just a scary sight but also dangerous.

Arkansas Pests That Could Affect Your Health

March 22, 2012

The spring and summer should be all about playing in the sun, staying healthy, and having fun. No one wants to be sick when the weather is so beautiful but the truth is some common household pests can cause illness and other health concerns for many families.

Are Black Widow Spiders Making A Home In Your Home?

September 22, 2011

The black widow spider is probably one of the most recognizable Arkansas spiders found in homes throughout Benton, Little Rock, Hot Springs and across the state. These spiders prefer to spin their webs outdoors, in dark, secluded places, usually near the ground, but can also be found inside our homes in the dark corners of garages, sheds, basements and crawl spaces; where ever there is an ample amount of wandering insects for them to feast on.

Pests Are Invading Homes Throughout Arkansas, Why?

August 12, 2011

Last month, we blogged about how the extreme heat all across of Arkansas has driven people and pests indoors seeking relief from the soaring temperatures. Unfortunately, the heat wave rages on and McCauley Services, a longtime Arkansas pest control company, thought you might like to know why spiders, ants, cockroaches and mice are invading your home more often.

Just Like Us, Pests Are Seeking Relief From The Heat

July 26, 2011

In Little Rock, Benton and all across Arkansas as well as most of the United States, extreme heat and drought conditions are driving people indoors in search of some relief; unfortunately we are not the only ones. Ants, spiders, cockroaches and many other insects are seeking refuge from the heat and lack of water and much to our dismay, the best place for them to do this is inside our homes.

The American House Spider: A Nuisance Pest For Arkansas Homeowners

September 15, 2010

Have you noticed spiders in your Arkansas home? Many of us have and really it’s not surprising because spiders like the American house spider have been enjoying the higher insect levels that come along with summer. While they are helpful in keeping the insect population down, unfortunately they often move indoors to find secure areas to build their webs.