Identifying the Causes of Your Scorpion Problem
The lesser brown scorpion thrives in the warm, tropical climate that Hawaii provides. Any outdoor space has the potential to become a home to scorpions as long as there is plenty of shelter and food. Scorpions feed on a wide variety of creatures, including insects, spiders, other scorpions, and mice. While scorpions mainly live outdoors, they do often find their way into homes, garages, sheds, and other outbuildings while hunting.
Common Hiding Spots for Scorpions
Outside, lesser brown scorpions live and hide in a variety of places. During the day, these nocturnal creatures hide under boards, trash, rocks, fallen trees, and mulch. They also seek shelter under houses. Scorpions will move into homes and other structures through openings they find in the foundation or exterior walls while hunting or to escape the heat. They also get in through open doors and windows. Indoors, they hide in crawl spaces, behind walls, in attics, and under sinks in kitchens and bathrooms.
How Do I Get Rid of Scorpions?
If you have discovered scorpions in your yard or home, the best way to get rid of them and prevent them from returning is to reach out to Able Pest Management, LLC. Our team will come to your aid and develop a pest control program that is customized to meet the unique needs of your home and family.
Our highly trained and experienced professionals are passionate about eliminating pests through our proven treatment methods. If you are looking for exceptional pest control for your Honolulu home or business, reach out to Able Pest Management today!
How can I prevent scorpions in the future?
Keep scorpions out of your Honolulu home and away from your family with the help of Able Pest Management and the following scorpion prevention tips:
- Seal up cracks and crevices in the foundation and exterior walls.
- Repair torn or loose screens.
- Fix gaps found around windows and doors.
- Remove things like fallen trees, woodpiles, and other excess debris from your yard.
- Create a barrier of crushed rock or stone between any mulch or soil and your home’s foundation.
- Use dehumidifiers to keep basements dry.
- Repair leaky pipes.
- Reduce areas of clutter in and around your home.