Black widows · brown recluses · web removal
Spider exterminator near you
Most spiders in a house are not a problem, but black widows and brown recluses are a different matter, and nobody wants webs in every corner of the garage. Call and we put you through to a local company that clears them and treats the insects they are living on.
- Real person answers, day or night
- Same-day visits in most areas
- Price agreed before work begins
- No obligation
Is this what you have?
The signs
- Several spiders indoors, particularly in the garage, basement or closets
- Webs that come straight back in corners, eaves and window frames
- Egg sacs — small silk balls — tucked into sheltered corners
- A bite with pain, redness or swelling
- A lot of other insects about; spiders follow their food
- Spiders in stored shoes, gloves or boxes
Heads up. A bite with spreading redness, a blister, or fever and cramping needs a doctor. Keep the spider, or a photo of it, for identification.
On the day
What the technician does
- Inspect and identify
The harborages get checked and the technician confirms whether any venomous species are present.
- Clear webs and egg sacs
Eaves, corners, garage and outbuildings physically cleared — which also tells you where they are coming back.
- Crack, crevice and perimeter
Baseboards, window frames, weep holes and a band around the outside of the house.
- Deal with the prey insects
Bring the insect population down and the spiders have no reason to stay.
Practical
Getting ready, and what it runs
Preparation
Pull stored boxes away from the walls in the garage and basement, and shake out shoes and gloves that have been sitting.
One visit or ongoing
A quarterly perimeter service is common where pressure is high or a venomous species has turned up. Otherwise a single treatment.
What moves the price
- One treatment or a quarterly plan
- Size of the house and how many outbuildings
- Whether venomous species are present
- Inside and outside, or outside only
Questions
Spiders — questions we get a lot
Who do I call about spiders?
Call (833) 784-1375 and we connect you with a local pest control company.
How do I know if one is dangerous?
A black widow is glossy black with a red hourglass underneath. A brown recluse is tan with a violin shape behind the head. If you are unsure, don’t handle it.
Why are there so many?
Insects, warmth and damp. Outside lights pull in the insects, and gaps around the doors let both in.
How often should it be treated?
Quarterly or twice a year where it keeps recurring; once for a one-off problem.
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Open 24 hours. Describe what you’re seeing and we’ll put you through to a local company.