Our yards and properties provide occasional invaders with the things they need to thrive like gardens, flower beds, trees, and grass. When these pests live near our homes, it is easy for them to find their way inside, moving through spaces under doors and cracks in the foundation. These pests are also accidentally introduced into our homes in potted plants, boxes, and other outside items.In our homes, occasional invaders move to spaces that mimic their outdoor environment. Places in a house that are traditionally damp are where you'll most likely find these pests like crawlspaces, wall voids near pipes, and in kitchens and bathrooms. Other hiding spots include cardboard boxes, folded linens, and pantry areas.
