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Understanding Spiders: What You Need to Know
Spiders are arachnids notable for their segmented bodies, eight legs, and fangs. Most spiders have eight eyes, though some species only have six, and they come in a wide range of colors and sizes due to their impressive species diversity. Though spiders are very helpful in the environment as they hunt insects, they are frightening to many individuals, and a spider infestation of these pests on your property is almost always unwanted.
The types of spiders commonly found in our service areas of Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, and Virginia that property owners need to keep an eye out for include the black widow, brown recluse, wolf, jumping, house, and orb-weaver. Our spider exterminator professionals at ProForce Pest Control will help you identify the spider species on your property.
Spider Exterminator Services Near Me
Our General Pest Control plan covers almost all spider species, except for brown recluse. We have extra add-on services that can be tailored to your needs if you do have a spider infestation of a species we don’t cover in our general plan. Our comprehensive spider control plan covers you year-round, with seasonal adjustments depending on what time of year we see spider activity spike in your area. If your spider problem persists, we will come back at no extra charge to you.
Are spiders dangerous?
Though most common household spiders are more frightened of humans than we are of them, there are a few spider species that it’s important to be wary of. In general, wolf, jumping, house, and orb-weaver spiders are relatively harmless and don’t have strong enough venom to affect human health with their bites.
On the other hand, brown recluse and black widow spiders present serious health risks with their bites, and you may need to seek medical attention if you believe one of these has bitten you.
Additionally, all types of spiders may trigger allergic reactions with their bites. They will also cause fear, anxiety, or stress when seen crawling around your property in large numbers.
Spider FAQs
Why do I have a spider problem?
Spiders seek properties with lots of food, water, and access to shelter. If you notice that spiders are becoming more prominent around your outdoor or indoor areas, you might accidentally be encouraging them. How do you prevent this? Eliminate pest prey food sources, excess moisture, and harborage areas to naturally deter spiders from your property.
Where do spider infestations typically occur on a property?
Spider activity can occur at any time of year, but spider exterminator services are most often needed during the warmer months. Spiders prefer a humid environment and are most commonly found in dark, secluded, and quiet places, as this is where they craft their webs to live or hunt. Once inside, spiders prefer areas of the house such as attics, storage spaces, closets, basements, garages, and cabinets are all prime hiding spots.
You will most commonly find spiders outdoors, as they typically pick places for their webs where other insects will be present. You may see spiders under porches and decks, behind plant pots, hiding in trees, or in woodpiles and piles of debris. If you have a garden, this is a prime spot for finding spiders, as other insects are attracted to plants, so it is a great spot for a web.
How do I get rid of spiders?
Identifying and treating spider infestations with professional tactics is necessary to avoid threats from future spider infestations.
Get rid of spiders the easy way by contacting ProForce Pest Control for our spider exterminator services at the first signs of these eight-legged arachnids on your property. Our team will inspect your property and provide solutions that effectively remove all traces of spiders in indoor and outdoor areas, allowing you to reclaim the peace and safety of your home or business.
Contact us today to learn more.
How can I prevent spiders in the future?
Avoid future spider problems by following our expert prevention tips below:
- Seal gaps or cracks around your home’s foundation, doors, and windows to keep spiders out.
- Address pest prey issues that might attract spiders with the help of our service professionals.
- Fix moisture issues inside and outside your structure that might provide spiders with water.
- Keep outdoor areas clear of long grass, piles of debris, and woodpiles to stop spiders from hiding out in these spots.
- Invest in weatherstripping and window or door screens to pest-proof interior spaces.
- Carefully clear away any spider webs you come across and declutter interior areas to make it harder for spiders to hide.
Reach out to ProForce Pest Control for more advice on spider prevention.
Are the indoor spider control treatments pet and kid-friendly?
Yes, all of our indoor spider exterminator services are safe for your family, including your furry family members.
Why choose professional spider extermination services over a DIY solution?
As a professional spider control company, we are experts on all pests, including spiders. We understand their behaviors and common places where they are attracted to. A DIY treatment might work for minor spider control issues, but professional services are necessary for long-lasting spider extermination.
Where can I find a spider exterminator company near me?
At ProForce Pest Control, we offer spider control treatments in many areas in the Southeast of the U.S. We have service locations in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia.
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