Wildlife
Spider
Spiders are generally harmless and useful as they eat other insects. However, a significant infestation often indicates the presence of other pests.
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How to identify
Eight legs, body in two parts (cephalothorax and abdomen). Common species in Montreal are brown or grey.
Typical habitat
Dark corners, basements, attics, garages, behind furniture. Near windows and light sources that attract insects.
Health risks
Most spiders in Quebec are harmless. Some people may have allergic reactions to bites. The presence of many spiders often indicates a larger insect problem.
Signs of an infestation
If you notice any of these signs, contact us quickly.
- Cobwebs in corners and crevices
- Visible spiders in the house
- White egg sacs in webs
- Increased presence of other insects (prey)
- Webs in basement and garage
- Spiders near windows and doors
How to prevent
Simple measures to apply to limit infestation risk.
- Eliminate other insects that serve as prey
- Regularly vacuum cobwebs
- Seal exterior cracks and openings
- Reduce outdoor lighting that attracts insects
- Declutter basement and garage
- Keep vegetation away from the house
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Other similar pests
House Centipede
The house centipede is a common arthropod in Montreal basements. Although frightening in appearance, it is harmless and feeds on other harmful insects.
Woodlouse (Pill Bug)
Woodlice are terrestrial crustaceans that need moisture to survive. Their presence indoors indicates a moisture or water infiltration problem.
Raccoon
Raccoons often invade attics and sheds across Greater Montreal to give birth in spring. Highly dexterous, they open garbage cans and damage attic insulation.