Spider Control

We are very knowledgeable in our spider control treatments.  They like to harbor in areas such as: basements, attics, windows, and the corners of your home.  

Our service for spider control generally includes:

• Inspection of the structure to identify areas of spider infestation
• Interior localized treatments in the high activity areas
• Exterior protective residual barrier spray
• Recommendations to decrease the future spider populations in and around the structure

We treat many homes and businesses at scheduled service visits to maintain a protective residual barrier in order to minimize spiders and keep them from becoming a nuisance.  We also do one-time clean-out treatments to rid your home or business of spiders.  You can contact us for more information.

Some facts about Spiders: 
- There are over 35,000 species of spiders worldwide, with about 3,000 occurring in North America. 
- Many species are household pests. 
- Wherever their food is available, spiders are likely to be found. 
- All spiders are predators, feeding on mainly insects and other small arthropods. 
- In the United States, only two spider groups are considered dangerous to man, the Black Widow spiders and the Brown Recluse Spiders. 
- All spiders have silk glands, although not all use silk in spinning webs. 
- Relatively few spiders are capable of piercing human skin.   (Source: NPCA Field Guide to Structural Pests; Smith and Whitman)