Earwig Control

What do earwigs look like and why are they concerning?
Earwigs are small, reddish brown elongated bugs that have a pair of appendages on the end of their body resembling pincers. They have two sets of wings, the front set being short and leathery in texture and the hind set being fan shaped and membranous.
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Where do earwigs live?
Earwigs prefer to live in cool, dark, damp areas. Outside, they can be found in gardens, debris piles, mulch, logs, and around foundations.
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Why do I have an earwig problem?
If the weather outside becomes too hot and dry, earwigs may enter buildings in search of somewhere cool, dark, and moist. They are attracted to lights, and they can be drawn to buildings by outdoor or indoor lighting fixtures.
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When are earwigs active?
Earwigs mate and build their winter nests in the fall. Female earwigs wait to lay their eggs until early spring and the eggs hatch shortly after.
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What’s the best way to prevent an earwig infestation?
The most important step in avoiding an earwig infestation is minimizing moisture levels as much as possible. Some things that can be done to achieve this are ensuring effective drainage and gutter systems and trimming trees and shrubs that cause shady, damp areas.
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