Spider Control Services

Spiders follow their food. If they’re inside, there’s usually a supply of other insects to feed on, plus gaps and entry points that let them in. That’s why treating the spiders alone rarely solves it, and why we treat the conditions drawing them in too.

Most house spiders are harmless and would rather avoid you than bite. Only a couple of venomous species, widow and recluse spiders, are of real medical concern, and they’re far less common than the everyday spiders most people find. If you’re not sure what you’re looking at, our spiders library can help you identify it.

We start with an inspection to find the spiders, the webbing, and the entry points. Then we treat inside and out, corners, eaves, basements, crawl spaces, and the perimeter, and clear accessible webbing as we go. If activity picks back up between visits, we come back and re-treat at no extra charge.

Treatments are applied with care and according to the product label directions. The standard guidance is to keep children and pets off treated surfaces until they’re dry. If you have specific concerns, tell us when you book and our technicians can adjust how and where they treat.

Yes. We clear accessible webbing during the service, which removes egg sacs along with the webs and makes it easier to see whether new activity returns.