Brown Recluse Spiders

Nashville, Murfreesboro and Mt. Juliet TN

Brown Recluse Spider Appearance:

Color: Brown.

Size: 25 to .75 inches.

Dangers of Brown Recluse Spiders:

Brown Recluse Spidersrarely bite but they are venomous. They normally only bite if they are injured or they feel threatened. A brown recluse spider bite may not be something you notice immediately and could take a few hours for any symptoms to appear. Redness and blistering may occur around the bite. There may be some pain and itching followed by some tissue death that may take months to heal! People with a weakened or underdeveloped immune system may develop more severe reactions that require immediate medical care. You should always seek care from a trained medical professional the moment you realize you have been bitten by one of them.

Causes and Solutions for Brown Recluse Spider Infestations

They live indoors in closets, attics and basements that are clean and dry. If they are found outdoors, they will be found near sheds and woodpiles, as well as any junk or debris lying around. The brown recluse is a hibernating spider so they are mainly active from around mid-March to Mid-October. Because they are so dangerous it is not advised to try to get rid of brown recluse spiders on your own. You should contact Ameri Care Services if you believe you have a brown recluse spiderproblem. Our pest control professionals are trained to eradicate these spiders. Since they are venomous and dangerous you should contact Ameri Care Services immediately to get rid of them. Because they are so dangerous it is not advised to try to get rid of brown recluse spiders on your own. You should contact Ameri Care Services if you believe you have a brown recluse spiderproblem. Our pest control professionals are trained to eradicate these spiders. Since they are venomous and dangerous you should contact Ameri Care Services immediately to get rid of them.