Millipede Exterminators

Millipedes do not bite or damage structures in El Paso; they are mainly a nuisance and a sign of excess moisture that a local pro can help correct.

It almost always comes down to moisture. Low humidity, 9 inches of rain a year, and slab-on-grade construction give millipedes the damp conditions they need around El Paso County.

In El Paso and the rest of El Paso County, the most common pests are bark scorpions, arid-land subterranean termites, and black widow spiders. The local hot desert climate, summers near 96°F and winters around 33°F, is the main reason these show up most.

Around El Paso, year-round, intensifying through the summer monsoon. Plan for mosquitoes April through October, spiking after monsoon rains and rodents pushing indoors as it cools.

Make a quick list of where you have spotted pests and any damage, then clear access to those spots. The local pro handles the rest.

bark scorpions pressure in El Paso follows the local climate: activity is year-round, intensifying through the summer monsoon. A local pro can set up prevention timed to your area.

Often the same day. Once you describe the issue, we connect you with an available El Paso County exterminator, and many offer next-day visits.