Brown recluse spider

Brown recluse spiders live in many homes across the Southeast. Here are our tips for avoiding them and what to do if you have an infestation.

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Sightings of the brown recluse are rare outside its known range, but if its presence is confirmed, here's what to do about it.

This is an informational guide to a few of the most commonly feared spiders found in American homes, some harmless and some potentially dangerous.

The brown recluse spider seldom bites, and the bite won't kill you. Nevertheless, this is a pest you want to avoid.

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If you have brown recluse spiders of your property turn to the trusted professionals at All-American Pest Control for prevention tips today.

Brown recluse spiders have a nasty bite, but two ingredients can keep them out of your house for good. Find out why this unlikely combo works so well.

The discovery of Mediterranean recluse spiders at the University of Michigan prompted a two-day closure of one of its libraries.

House spiders and brown recluses certainly look similar. However, several factors can help you easily determine the difference between the two spiders. Looking into the geographic range, color patterns, general behavior and eye structure can provide you with insight into the identity of the spider.