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Centipedes are fast, predatory arthropods drawn to moisture and insect prey. We agree quoted damp rooms and perimeter vectors, apply label-led residuals where purchased, and spell cooperation on leaks, clutter, and prey reduction—not vague promises of zero outdoor runners.
Centipedes have one pair of legs per body segment and move quickly. House centipedes look leggy and fragile; larger soil centipedes are flatter and heavier. They are not millipedes (two leg pairs per segment, slow, often curl). Night-time bathroom runners after rain point to damp and prey.
Leaks, steamy bathrooms, subfloor damp, and cluttered storage create harbourage. Outdoor mulch, woodpiles, and gaps let them follow prey indoors. Porch and expansion joints are common ingress lines.
Bites are painful for some people—avoid handling live specimens. Mis-ID as millipedes leads to wrong advice. Over-promising sterile buildings ignores mobile predators from neighbouring lots.
Verminator agrees named damp rooms and perimeter entry vectors, applies label-led contact or residual programmes where quoted, advises on sealing and moisture targets, and documents when broader prey programmes (cockroaches, silverfish) are separate purchased lines.
Last updated: 2026-04-11