How Spiders Infest from The Basement

So we are inside the basement and this is where most spider infestations up in the house begin as you can see here there's some nesting back here in this corner this is a hunting spider nest as you see she sets her lair up to hide in there that's where she lays her eggs and nests she has babies and they run out and spread throughout the house as other types of spiders like this one here a daddy long legs sets up camp She'll also lay legs she's not gonna go upstairs but when her eggs hatch the babies have to spread out they end up moving in other parts that house her eggs well here's an example of one of her egg sacs we looked at this but they just attach them to the wall you know anywhere from eight hundred to two hundred baby egg sacs inside of one large sac that will hatch some time in the spring when they hatch then they spread further out you wanna know what they're eating just look at with underneath the cobwebs looks like there's a healthy crop of millipedes in this basement and I also have found some roaches and some pill bugs as these hatch they tend to move-up off the floor they usually enter the building through the siding and move up off the floor and migrate to the subfloor for the first floor and you can see cobwebs all along this area numerous sacs in through here probably a hundred egg sacs two to eight hundred babies in each sac just along this one wall of the basement here this is the reason why the homeowners seeing little baby spiders pop up in the corners every week in between cleanings cause when those egg sacs hatch the little tiny babies penetrate through the sub floor ended up setting up camp in your kitchen in your bathrooms and you're living rooms just little tiny webs with little tiny baby spiders on them and you see them when you vacuum them up with the vacuum.