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Crickets

What are Crickets?

Crickets are renowned for their excellent hopping prowess and belong to the same family as grasshoppers. These middle-sized to large insects generally dwell in gardens and other outdoor areas.

Crickets play an important role in gardens by consuming small insects and weeds, however, damage to wanted plants can occur if their population is not kept in check.

Some male species of these insects produce the well-known chirping sound. These creatures have large back legs and long antennae.

While it might not be readily apparent, some cricket species attracted mates by rubbing their wings together rather than making the trademark chirping sound.

Crickets

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Crickets Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Are crickets dangerous?

Most cricket bites are not severe because they lack the mouthparts necessary to break through our skin; furthermore, they don't want to bite us.

Problems that crickets do cause include:

  • Feeding on houseplants and damaging them in the process.
  • Chewing on clothing, blankets, rugs, and upholstered furniture.
  • Moving into homes in large numbers.
  • Chirping can become incredibly frustrating.

Why do I have a cricket problem?

Self-preservation is one of the most significant reasons why crickets have become a problem in your home.

Typically, our homes provide these insects with cool, moist places to survive. When the weather outside becomes too hot and dry or too chilly, they will seek better living conditions indoors.

In yards, forests, and gardens, crickets reside, giving them easy access to homes and other structures.

They will enter through gaps in the foundation, cracks around pipes and vents, and any other openings surrounding objects that pass through the outside walls of your home.

Where will I find crickets?

Basements appear to be the preferred location for crickets seeking shelter. Cellars provide insects with a cool, damp habitat, food (other insects that are lurking in your basement), and places to hide.

However, crickets can also infect buildings without basements. In addition to crawl spaces, under sinks, laundry rooms, and bathroom closets, crickets inhabit crawl spaces, laundry rooms, and bathroom closets.

How do I get rid of crickets?

24h Pest Pros is the greatest option for getting rid of crickets in your home or company.

We provide quick response times and the assurance that your pest problems will be resolved and won't recur.

Our skilled exterminators eliminate crickets from residential and commercial facilities by using cutting-edge, highly-efficient pest control chemicals.

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See Also: How to Get Rid of Spider Crickets? Camel Cricket Problem

How can I prevent crickets in the future?

Prevent cricket problems by partnering with 24h Pest Pros and implementing the following techniques.

  • If your property has a basement, you can make it less attractive to crickets by reducing the humidity with dehumidifiers.
  • Keep storage areas clutter-free.
  • Seal gaps in the foundation, around pipes or other utilities that enter your home, and, if you have them, around basement windows and doors.
  • Fix leaking pipes to reduce humidity.
  • Ensure that gutters are functioning to remove rainfall from the exterior of your home.
  • Remove from your property areas of overgrown bushes, weeds, and long grass that retain moisture and offer crickets with hiding places.
  • Before bringing in boxes and potted plants that have been stored outside, check for crickets.
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