Millipedes marching in? We've got you covered

While millipedes won't bite or sting, fighting with a large amount of these pests can be a nuisance, especially when they break into your home. Millipedes are attracted to dark, cool, moist environments. They typically make their homes in compost piles, flower beds, rotting logs, or under stones in the soil. If you find a multi-legged monster inside, they're likely in search of more favorable conditions due to drought or excess water driving them out of their outdoor habitats. Once inside, millipedes will make their way to damp areas in your home with excess moisture. If you're finding a lot of these pests around, it may be a sign that your home is having issues with moisture control that need to be addressed.