Services
Spider Control
Targeted treatment to reduce spiders in and around your Southwest Florida home, including venomous species.
Most spiders found around Southwest Florida homes are harmless and even help control other insect populations, but large numbers — or venomous species like black widows and brown recluses — are still unwelcome indoors. Spiders are drawn to homes with plenty of other insects to feed on, so reducing their food source is part of an effective treatment plan. We treat common harborage areas like eaves, garages, sheds, and entry points, knocking down webs and applying a residual treatment to discourage them from rebuilding.
Want to know exactly what you're up against? Read more about Spiders in our pest library.
Our Process
- Inspection of entry points, eaves, garages, and other common spider harborage areas
- Removal of existing webs and egg sacs
- Residual treatment applied to the exterior perimeter and harborage zones to discourage spiders from returning
- Follow-up treatments as part of your regular service to keep populations down
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the spiders in Southwest Florida dangerous?
Most are harmless, but venomous species like black widows and brown recluses do live in our area, and it's worth having a professional assess any large or recurring spider activity.
Why do I have so many spiders?
Spiders go where the food is — a large spider population around your home usually means there are plenty of other insects for them to feed on, which is part of what we address during treatment.
Will treatment get rid of spiders for good?
Spiders can re-enter from surrounding vegetation and structures, so we recommend ongoing treatment as part of your regular pest control plan to keep numbers consistently low.
Service Areas
Our local technicians serve communities throughout Southwest Florida.
