Spiders

– Look for webs in corners and under eaves.
– Check woodpiles, sheds, and stacked boxes for spiders.
– Notice long legs and small bodies in low light.
– See egg sacs tucked in quiet storage areas.

Reduce prey insect populations (spiders follow food); residual perimeter and interior spray to contact and deter; web removal to discourage harborage; sticky traps for monitoring.

We cut the bugs that feed spiders first. Then we remove webs and treat hiding spots.

– Seal cracks, gaps, and utility penetrations to block entry from outside.

– Reduce clutter in basements, garages, and storage areas where spiders hide.

– Shake out shoes, gloves, and clothing stored in low-traffic areas before wearing.

– Install yellow or sodium vapor exterior lighting to reduce flying insect attraction.

– Wear gloves when working in woodpiles, sheds, or other undisturbed spaces.

– Turn off bright porch lights at night near doors.

– Keep basements dry and store boxes on shelves.

– Move woodpiles away from the house wall.

– Wear gloves when you handle old boxes or brush.