Our Spider Control Process
Our spider control process always involves:
1. Spider Inspection
The goal of our spider inspection is to identify where the spiders are and if there are any signs of webbing. This step helps us identify whether you’re dealing with crawling spiders, webbing spiders, or both (usually the case).
Visit our post on signs of a spider infestation to know if you’re dealing with crawling or webbing spiders.
2. Spider Treatment
Once our pest technicians know what type of spiders you’re dealing with, we perform our treatment. Spider treatments will normally take place the same day as the inspection.
As with all of our pest control packages, we perform a fine dust treatment as well around water sources and other hard-to-reach areas, such as underneath cabinets, drains, hinges, and laundry areas. We treat the exterior perimeter of your home first and then move to your skirting boards along the interior perimeter of your home. We always use professional-grade products to be sure we are applying the right strength to control spiders properly.
For more information about crawling or webbing spider infestations, and how to get rid of them, visit our blog.
Crawling Spider Treatment
For crawling spiders, our routine perimeter pest control treatments both indoors and outdoors will be enough to treat the problem. Any residual chemicals left behind will get found by any other spiders that weren’t spot treated during the treatment.
Webbing Spider Treatment
For webbing spiders, our pest technicians will spot treat, then remove the webs. In some cases our team may ask homeowners to wait a couple of days before removing the webs since webbing spiders are known to re-ingest their webs, therefore ingesting the insecticides.