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Wolf Spiders in Rialto & Fontana — What Every Homeowner Needs to Know

  • Aug 15
  • 2 min read
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You’re walking through your garage late at night and — out of the corner of your eye — something large and fast darts across the floor. No web. No warning. Just gone. Chances are, you’ve just encountered a wolf spider, one of the more intimidating pests in Southern California homes.


At TruPest Solutions, we’ve seen it all — and we know that ignoring wolf spiders can lead to bigger pest problems than you might think.


Why Wolf Spiders Shouldn’t Be Ignored


Wolf spiders aren’t looking to pick a fight, but if they feel cornered or threatened, they will bite. While their venom isn’t deadly, their bite can cause:


  • Painful swelling and redness

  • Itching or burning sensations

  • Allergic reactions in sensitive individuals


The real danger? Wolf spiders are pest magnets. They go where the food is, which means if you’re seeing them, your home or yard probably has a healthy population of insects they’re hunting — crickets, roaches, ants, beetles, and more. In other words, wolf spiders might just be the visible tip of a much bigger pest problem.


Where Wolf Spiders Like to Hide


Wolf spiders are highly adaptable hunters. In Rialto and Fontana, we often find them in:

  • Outdoors: Under rocks, firewood stacks, leaf piles, and thick mulch

  • Indoors: Basements, garages, storage closets, and cluttered corners

  • Transitional zones: Around doors, windows, and foundation cracks where insects slip in


They’re nocturnal, so you might not see them during the day — but you’ll often notice them scurrying across floors, patios, or driveways after dark.


What Wolf Spiders Eat (and Why That Matters)


Wolf spiders don’t spin webs to catch food — they stalk and pounce. Their diet in the Rialto and Fontana area includes:

  • Crickets

  • Ants

  • Grasshoppers

  • Beetles

  • Cockroaches


While this might sound like free pest control, it’s actually a red flag. A yard or home full of insects means a steady buffet for wolf spiders, and without treatment, the population of both will keep growing.


How to Get Rid of Wolf Spiders — and Keep Them Gone


At TruPest Solutions, our professional spider control services do more than just spray and hope for the best. We target both the spiders and the pests they’re feeding on.

Here’s our proven process:

  1. Thorough Inspection — Identify entry points, harborage areas, and prey sources.

  2. Targeted Treatment — Apply safe, effective treatments to eliminate spiders and their insect food supply.

  3. Entry Point Sealing — Close gaps, cracks, and crevices to prevent re-entry.

  4. Habitat Reduction — Remove clutter, firewood piles, and yard debris where spiders hide.

  5. Ongoing Prevention — Regularly scheduled service to ensure your home stays pest-free year-round.


Stop Wolf Spiders Before They Take Over


One wolf spider is a warning sign — multiple wolf spiders mean your property is an all-you-can-eat buffet for pests. TruPest Solutions is your local Rialto and Fontana expert in safe, effective spider control.


📞 Call us today at 951-334-5288 to schedule your spider inspection and treatment. Don’t wait until you’re seeing them inside every week — let us help you stop the problem at its source.

 
 

 TruPest Solutions

1273 w Victoria St, Rialto, Ca 92376

951-334-5288

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