SPIDERS
The Itsy Bitsy spider can leave a nasty bite.
Ok, ok not every spider is dangerous. However, it is good to know the difference between poisonous ones and harmless ones. Navigating the world of spiders involves more than just recognizing their unique traits – it's about understanding their behaviors, identifying the different types, and even controlling them when needed.
Spider
Identification
Brown Recluse
Medium to light brown
Prefer dark, secluded areas like closets, attics, and basements. Reclusive and shy.
Can produce necrotic lesions in some bite cases, but bites are rare.
Recognizable "violin" shape on the (head region).
Yellow Sac Spider
Pale yellow to light green.
Active hunters that actively roam in search of prey.
Generally not considered harmful to humans, though bites may cause mild irritation.
Found in vegetation, under loose bark, and inside structures.
Elimination
When it comes to handling spider infestations, our professional pest control services are focused on creating a home environment that prioritizes comfort and safety. We begin with a thorough assessment to understand the extent of the issue and then proceed with proffesional control methods. Our team is dedicated to ensuring a pest-free and worry-free living space for you and your family. With our expertise, we strive to provide reliable solutions that contribute to a comfortable and secure home environment.
TIPS
Professionally seal cracks and gaps with caulk or weather stripping to prevent unintended entry, especially when opening doors or windows.
Turn off outdoor lights to discourage wolf spiders; lights attract bugs, drawing the spiders. Keeping shades drawn and lights off reduces both bugs and their spider predators in your yard.
Strategically place sticky traps to catch and monitor the spider population in your home.
SPIDERS GIVING YOU THAT CREEPY CRAWLY FEELING?
If you're dealing with ongoing spider issues or suspect a more significant problem, it's time to get the help you deserve. Our experienced team is ready to offer tailored solutions to address your specific needs. By choosing our pest control services, you ensure a detailed assessment and the implementation of effective measures to eliminate spiders from your home. For expert guidance and a spider-free living space, reach out to us today at 270-564-8077. We're here to address your concerns and bring back comfort to your home.
INSPECTION
During our inspection, we carefully examine your space to pinpoint spider hotspots, potential entry points, and the scope of the infestation. This thorough assessment guides our strategy, ensuring we address the specific areas where spiders are most active.
EDUCATION
We believe in arming you with knowledge. Our team shares insights into spider behavior, common entry points, and practical preventive measures. This education empowers you to play an active role in maintaining a spider-free environment.
TREATMENT
Customizing our approach to your unique needs, our treatment targets both current spiders and their hiding spots. We employ safe and effective methods, using industry-approved products to eliminate spiders and prevent their return. Our goal is to provide a comprehensive solution that rids your home of spiders.
MONITORING
After treatment, we don't just stop there. Regular follow-ups and monitoring help us track the effectiveness of our spider control measures. This ongoing commitment ensures that your space remains under control, providing you with sustained peace of mind.
Wolf Spider
Range from brown to grey with distinct markings.
Do not construct webs; instead, they stalk and pounce on prey.
Generally not harmful to humans, although bites may cause localized pain.
Found in various environments, including grasslands, forests, and urban areas.
Cellar Spider
Pale yellow or light brown.
Hangs upside down in its web, using long legs to detect vibrations from prey.
Generally not considered harmful to humans.
Black Widow Spider
Shy and reclusive, bites are typically defensive; females are more venomous than males.
Neurotoxic venom can cause severe reactions, but fatalities are rare with prompt medical attention.
Often found in outdoor structures, woodpiles, and debris.
Black with a distinctive red hourglass shape on the abdomen.
