If you’ve noticed more spiders around your home during the fall months, you’re not imagining things. Spiders become more visible in the cooler months for several reasons.

Understanding why they seem to invade your home during fall, the types of spiders you might encounter, and how pest control services like Rid-a-Bug Exterminating can help manage them using eco-friendly techniques will make a big difference in keeping your home spider-free.



As the air turns crisp and the pumpkins appear on porches, it’s not just ghosts and goblins you should keep an eye out for—spooky season is prime time for pests! Many critters are seeking refuge from the colder weather, making your home the perfect hiding spot.

In this blog, we’ll explore some of the creepiest pests you might encounter this fall across Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, along with some tips on how to prevent them from taking over your space. 

Whether it’s the ominous presence of spiders lurking in dark corners, bats swooping through attics, or rodents scampering about in search of warmth, these pests are no tricks—but they certainly aren’t treats either!



Drought impacts more than just your lawn and garden; it can drastically influence the number and types of pests invading your home. As water and food sources dry up, pests are forced to find alternative habitats—often choosing our homes as their new refuge.

While many people expect summer to be prime time for pest activity, drought conditions can make fall and winter just as problematic. In this blog, we’ll explore the various pests that become more common during drought conditions and discuss why they might be more likely to take up residence in your home.

We’ll also dive into why eco-friendly pest control, such as the solutions we offer at Rid-a-Bug Exterminating, can help keep your home pest-free while being environmentally responsible.



Silverfish are a common yet unwelcome pest in many homes. These tiny, elusive insects can be found scuttling across floors, lurking in dark corners, or hiding in the damp spaces of your house. Understanding what attracts silverfish, why they are a problem, and how to get rid of them is crucial for maintaining a pest-free environment.



Ticks are small, parasitic arachnids that feed on the blood of animals and humans. Despite their size, they pose significant health risks, making them a serious concern for homeowners. Ticks can transmit dangerous diseases that affect both pets and people, making it crucial to understand the importance of tick control in your yard. 

In this article, we’ll delve into why ticks are so dangerous, what attracts them to your lawn, and how Rid-a-Bug Exterminating can help you tackle a tick problem effectively.