Woodlouse spider (likely)

Often found beneath stones, logs, leaf litter, and in damp areas of homes, including basements and garages.

Primarily hunts woodlice (pill bugs), using its large jaws to pierce their armor; also eats other small arthropods.

A nocturnal, ground-dwelling hunter that does not build a prey-catching web. It may wander indoors while hunting or seeking shelter.

Not aggressive; a bite is uncommon and may cause brief localized pain and swelling. It helps control woodlice and other small invertebrates.