Jumping Spider

Jumping spiders are easily recognized by their jerky, hopping movements and excellent vision. They have a compact body, typically black or brown with colorful markings, and eight eyes, with two large eyes in the front giving them a distinctive appearance. They range in size from 1/8 to 3/4 inch long.

Jumping spiders are solitary hunters and do not build webs to catch prey, so you won't see typical spiderweb infestations. You might spot them actively hunting for insects on walls, ceilings, or around windows. Finding shed exoskeletons or small silken retreats in sheltered areas can also indicate their presence in your Myrtle Beach home.

MBPC focuses on preventative measures and habitat modification for managing jumping spiders. Our licensed technicians may use targeted treatments in areas where spiders are frequently observed, like around windows and doors. As SC regulations stipulate, we prioritize low-impact solutions for effective control in the Grand Strand area.

Seal cracks and crevices around windows and doors to prevent jumping spiders from entering your home. Reduce insect populations around your property by eliminating standing water and keeping your yard clean – their food source. Regularly sweep or vacuum around windowsills and other areas where they might hunt in your Myrtle Beach home.

Jumping spiders thrive in the warm, humid climate of Myrtle Beach and are commonly found both indoors and outdoors. They prefer sunny locations and can be seen on walls, fences, plants, and other surfaces where they can easily hunt insects. In coastal SC, they often seek shelter in homes and buildings to escape extreme weather.

Peak activity: Year-Round