Crickets
Protect your home or business from crickets by learning techniques for identification and control.
CRICKET FACTS & INFORMATION
Getting rid of Crickets and keeping them out of homes and buildings is an ongoing process, not a one-time treatment. Neighbors Pest Solutions are trained to help manage different types of Crickets. Since every home or building is different, it’s important to understand ant facts and properly identify ants in order to help manage the situation.
With expert knowledge and the proper equipment, you can rely on our ant exterminators to successfully help you deal with ant- and other pest-related problems.
- Crickets are insects in the order Orthoptera, which also includes grasshoppers and locusts.
- Crickets are nocturnal insects, meaning they are most active at night.
- Male crickets produce a distinctive chirping sound by rubbing their front wings together. This sound is used to attract females and to establish territory.
- Some species of crickets are kept as pets, particularly in Asia, where they are often used for cricket fighting.
- The lifespan of a cricket varies depending on the species, but most crickets live for about 2-3 months.
COMMON Crickets
Cave Cricket
Family Rhaphidophoridae
House Cricket
Acheta domesticus
Mole Cricket
Family Gryllotalpidae
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
The more you know about Crickets, the better you can predict and control their behavior. Here are some quick facts to help you on your way.
To get rid of crickets in your home, you can use sticky traps, insecticides, or natural remedies like diatomaceous earth or essential oils. You can also try to eliminate sources of food and water, and seal up any entry points to prevent crickets from entering your home.
Crickets are not generally harmful to humans, although they can cause damage to materials and crops. In addition, their chirping sound can be irritating or disruptive to some people, particularly at night.
Crickets are attracted to sources of light, warmth, and moisture. They may be attracted to your home if it has open windows or doors, outdoor lighting, or damp areas such as basements or crawl spaces.
To prevent crickets from infesting your home, you can seal up any entry points, eliminate sources of food and water, and reduce outdoor lighting at night. You can also use a dehumidifier to reduce moisture levels in your home, particularly in basements or crawl spaces.