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Cricket Facts

• Size: 1/12th – 2 inches

• Number of legs: 6

• Wings: yes

• Bites or stings: rarely

• Colour: black, brownish, yellow

• Carry disease: yes

• Damages home/yard: no

• Most active season: late summer & fall

Signs of an cricket infestation.

You might already know for sure that you have an cricket problem. Here are a couple of the most common

Chirping sounds

The most common sign is the distinct chirping sound produced by male crickets. If the sound is persistent and indoors, it may indicate a large population.

Visible crickets

If you often see crickets inside your home, especially in larger numbers, you may have an infestation.

Damage to fabrics

Some crickets may chew on fabrics, paper, or clothing, causing damage. Finding holes or irregular edges on these materials could be a sign.

Fecal droppings

Cricket droppings, which resemble small, dark pellets, may be visible in areas where they congregate.

Damaged plants

In outdoor spaces, crickets may feed on plants and can cause damage to vegetation.

General FAQs

• Are crickets harmful?
  Crickets are generally not dangerous, but they can become a nuisance due to their noise and large numbers.

• Why are crickets entering my home?
  Crickets are attracted to warmth, moisture, food crumbs, and bright lights.

• Can crickets damage household items?
  Yes, some crickets may chew on fabrics, paper, clothes, or furniture materials.

• Do crickets bite humans?
  Most household crickets do not bite humans and are considered harmless.

• How can I prevent crickets from returning?
  Seal cracks, reduce moisture, clean food spills, and limit outdoor lighting near entrances.