Crickets 
Crickets are a nuisance pest because of their feeding habits and chirping rituals. These nocturnal insects are known to invade homes for warmth, moisture, and food sources. Crickets will enter structures through cracks or holes and damage clothing, linens, carpet, and other common household items.
A Bi-Monthly Pest Control Plan is recommended for all cricket infestations.
Most Common Cricket in S. California:
House Cricket (Acheta domesticus)
Other Types of Crickets in S. California:
Camel Cricket
Active Seasons: Summer & Fall
Entry Methods:
Cracks or crevices on the exterior or damaged window screens or weather stripping allow entry.
Nest Locations:
Crickets prefer to live outdoors in yards, under rocks or woodpiles. They will invade indoors in cooler months for warmth and food.
Diet:
Crickets are omnivores that feed on plants, fruits, cotton, paper, linens and proteins.
Prevention Tips:
- Remove any harborage on the exterior of your property
- Keep woodpiles away from home & off the ground
- Clean and remove leaf litter or heavy ground cover
- Seal cracks and holes on the outside walls of home
Recommended Service:
Questions? Please call the number below.
