Centipede Control in Atlanta, GA

TruNorth Pest Control

Georgia Office

TruNorth Pest Control | Centipede Control in Atlanta, GA

Centipedes are fast-moving, multi-legged arthropods that thrive in dark, damp environments such as basements, bathrooms, and crawl spaces. While their appearance can be alarming, most centipedes are harmless and actually help control other pest populations by preying on insects.

Why Centipedes Are a Problem in Atlanta

Atlanta’s humid climate and frequent rainfall create perfect conditions for centipedes to flourish indoors. Homes with moisture problems or insect activity tend to attract them. They enter through tiny cracks, drains, or foundation gaps and often hide under boxes, sinks, or flooring.

TruNorth’s Centipede Treatment Process

  • Inspection – We identify moisture sources, pest prey, and entry points throughout your property.

  • Treatment – Targeted perimeter insecticides and moisture-reducing treatments are applied to eliminate infestations.

  • Follow-up – Our team monitors high-risk zones and re-treats as needed to maintain long-term control.

  • Prevention Guidance – We provide recommendations for humidity reduction, sealing entry gaps, and improving ventilation.

Seasonal Activity Calendar for Centipedes in Atlanta, GA

January – Low
February – Low
March – Moderate
April – High
May – High
June – Moderate
July – Moderate
August – Moderate
September – Moderate
October – Low
November – Low
December – Low



Neighborhoods We Serve in Atlanta, GA

  • Buckhead
  • Midtown
  • Inman Park
  • Old Fourth Ward
  • Virginia-Highland
  • West End
  • Grant Park
  • Kirkwood
  • East Atlanta Village
  • Cascade Heights

FAQ’S

Q1: Do centipedes bite?
A1: Rarely. Most centipede bites are harmless and cause only mild irritation.

Q2: What do centipedes eat?
A2: They feed on other pests such as spiders, ants, roaches, and termites.

Q3: Why do I have centipedes in my house?
A3: Moisture problems and an abundance of prey insects attract centipedes indoors.

Q4: Are centipedes dangerous to pets?
A4: Generally no, though a sting from a large species can be mildly irritating.

Q5: Can I prevent centipedes?
A5: Yes, by controlling moisture, sealing foundation cracks, and keeping basements well-ventilated.

People Also Ask (PAA)

Are centipedes common in Atlanta?
Yes, they’re frequently found in humid homes and basements.

How long do centipedes live?
Some species can live up to six years indoors under favorable conditions.

Can centipedes infest a house?
Yes, especially in areas with persistent dampness or insect activity.

What repels centipedes?
Reducing humidity, sealing entry points, and using residual insecticides are effective deterrents.

Do centipedes come out at night?
Yes, centipedes are nocturnal and usually hunt after dark.

Contact TruNorth Pest Control

For dependable centipede control in Atlanta, contact TruNorth Pest Control. Our experts eliminate infestations, correct underlying issues, and keep your home pest-free all year long.

Call (678) 325-7770 or visit trunorthpest.com.