Ever notice more spiders showing up inside your home once the weather cools down? You’re not imagining it.

In this episode, hosts Mark Buzz and Anna Bugs break down why Californians tend to see a spike in indoor spider activity during the winter months. From mating cycles and prey movement to spiders simply looking for dry shelter from the rain, they explain what’s really driving those surprise sightings.

They also walk through the most common spiders homeowners encounter—like house spiders and cellar spiders—and help you understand which ones are mostly harmless versus the species you don’t want to ignore, including black widows and brown recluses.

You’ll get practical, homeowner-friendly tips on:

• Sealing entry points spiders use to get inside
• Managing outdoor clutter and debris that attract them
• Reducing moisture that makes your home more inviting

And if spiders are becoming a regular problem—or you’re concerned about a potentially dangerous species—Mark and Anna explain when it makes sense to call in a professional.

This episode is presented by Simple Pest Management, your local experts in safe, effective pest control.

If spiders are taking over your space, get a free quote today at www.simplepest.com and let us help keep your home pest-free