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Spider Control

Most spiders you'll find indoors are harmless, but a heavy population is usually a sign that another insect is feeding them.

Identification

Common house spiders build webs in corners, basements, garages and window wells, wherever prey insects are plentiful.

A sudden increase in webs is often a signal of a separate insect problem worth investigating.

Why it's a problem

Spider webs and egg sacs accumulate quickly in undisturbed areas, and a few species found in this region can deliver a painful bite.

Because spiders follow their food source, spider control usually works best paired with control of whatever insect they're feeding on.

Our approach

We treat entry points and web-prone areas, and check for the insect activity that's likely drawing spiders in.

Perimeter treatment around the foundation helps keep both spiders and their prey from moving indoors in the first place.

Our guarantee

If spider return after treatment, we come back and re-treat at no extra cost. No excuses, no fine print.

Ready to reclaim the perimeter?

Free estimates for homes and businesses across Burlington & Camden County.