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Spiders Control Guide

Guide to spider identification, including brown recluse and black widow, prevention and safety

Danger: Low to High (species dependent) Peak: Spring through fall, with indoor sightings increasing in autumn Treatment: $100-$300

Signs of Spiders

  • Webs appearing in corners of rooms, garages, basements, and along exterior eaves
  • Sightings of spiders in dark, undisturbed areas like closets, attics, and behind furniture
  • Small silk egg sacs attached to webs or hidden in sheltered areas
  • Unexplained bites that develop a red, swollen, or necrotic center, which may indicate a brown recluse

Prevention Tips

  • Reduce outdoor lighting that attracts insects, or switch to yellow sodium vapor bulbs that draw fewer bugs
  • Remove webs regularly from eaves, corners, window frames, and garage areas
  • Seal cracks and gaps around the foundation, utility penetrations, and window frames
  • Declutter storage areas such as basements, closets, and garages where spiders build undisturbed webs
  • Shake out shoes, gloves, and clothing that have been stored or left on the floor before wearing

Spiders Treatment Costs

Professional spiders treatment typically costs $100-$300. Costs vary by severity, property size, and treatment method. Get multiple quotes and ask about guarantees.