Spider Control
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Spider Control Treatment
There are over 35,000 known spider species universal, but only a handful are considered to be dangerous and 27 species are known to cause human mortalities. Spiders are fascinated by warm, dark small spaces, like wall cracks, corners, air vents and the restroom. Though, some species prefer to stay closer to the outdoors, weaving their webs in your garden or near outside lighting. Although most common spiders at home are not destructive, they can be an irritation because of their webbing and can induce fear in some people.
Signs of spiders
Signs you have an active spider infestation include:
- Look for spider webs — the size and shape of spider webs differ by species. Some are orb-shaped while others are funnel-shaped.
- Some spider species live in burrows and not on webs, while others are free-ranging and take shelter in crevices.
- Some species of spiders are attracted to humid environments. Check your basements, walls, sheds, and other damp locations.
- Other species can be found in places such as attics, the intersection of a wall and ceiling, closets, and storage boxes.
- Spiders feed on other insects and prey on ants, flies, woodlice, and other spiders, so where there is an abundant supply of other insects, spiders will wait to find their next meal.
- Spider eggs are laid into a silken sac, on average about 100 eggs in each sac, which may be fixed to a surface, hidden in the web or carried by the female. Signs of the sacs fixed indoors point that soon there will be more spiders around.
Professional spider control by ByeBugs
ByeBugs has provided spider pest control proficiently to many clients. We can remove and exterminate these dangerous spiders from your home swiftly and securely. Our technicians are licensed and undergo yearly certification to keep their acquaintance up-to-date. We offer multiple different plans to treat other pests for households and commercial enterprises, including spider control. Our premium spider treatment involves interior and perimeter treatment and web removal. Additionally, we use low-impact chemicals to keep other insects out before they lure spiders back into the property.
