Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
You have a keen eye! The reason you notice more centipedes during the summer is that they come inside your house during the hot and dry months in search of a more hospitable environment.
While centipedes thrive in wet and humid environments, they do not enjoy the cold. That’s why centipedes will likely also seek refuge in your home when temperatures drop during the winter months.
Your home insurance won’t cover centipedes, so you’ll have to dehumidify and declutter your basement to prevent centipede infestations during the winter and summer months. If you are in need of home insurance or
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