Spider Extermination Services

Our Story/Mission/Vision

There are many types of spiders that can invade homes, ranging from harmless house spiders to more dangerous species like black widows and brown recluses. These pests can cause discomfort and anxiety, and some can deliver painful bites. No matter the species, we provide effective solutions to eliminate spiders and prevent them from returning, ensuring your home stays safe and comfortable.

We specialize in spider control. While other pest control companies may find it challenging to deal with persistent infestations, we use a strategic, proven approach that guarantees complete removal in just two visits, without requiring any preparation or inconvenience to you.

Why Choose Us Over Competition

No Preparations

Leave the unit as it for us to see the real unit condition and provide good recommendation Request to empty all kitchen cupboard

Low Toxicity

Low Toxicity Pesticide applied in void space and cracks High toxicity pesticide applied where you store food and plates.

Stay Home - Get Education

You can stay home during the treatment and receive helpful advice to effectively address the problem.

Affordable Pricing

Quality service at a reasonable cost.

Common Spider Species We Handle

House Spider

Poisonous? No, generally harmless but can be a nuisance.

Behavior: Builds cobwebs in corners and undisturbed areas of homes.

Black Widow

Poisonous? Yes, venomous bite that can be harmful to humans.

Behavior: Prefers dark, sheltered places like garages and basements.

Brown Recluse

Poisonous? Yes, venomous bite that can cause serious skin reactions.

Behavior: Hides in clothing, shoes, and undisturbed areas like attics.

Wolf Spider

Poisonous? No, but can bite if provoked, causing mild irritation.

Behavior: Hunts on the ground rather than building webs; fast and active.

Jumping Spider

Poisonous? No, harmless to humans but startling due to jumping behavior.

Behavior: Active hunters with excellent vision; found near windows and plants.

Hobo Spider

Poisonous? No, but its bite can cause mild skin irritation.

Behavior: Builds funnel-shaped webs in basements, crawl spaces, and woodpiles.

Orb Weaver Spider

Poisonous? No, harmless but large webs can be bothersome.

Behavior: Constructs intricate circular webs outdoors, especially in gardens.