The Trouble with Spiders
Spiders are a tricky pest to deal with; they’re small, fast, and most over-the-counter pesticides don’t have any effect on them. While there are roughly 4,000 types of spiders living in the United States, there are very few species of spiders that are dangerous to humans, although even the non-venomous ones are still a bother.
These eight-legged insects prefer living in dark, moist places, so you’ll most commonly find them in your basement, attic, crawl spaces, or closets. Spider infestations are more difficult to fight than some other infestations because of the way they reproduce—while an over-the-counter pesticide can treat the spiders you can see, there are likely egg sacks you can’t, and once they hatch, the infestation begins again. At Preventive Pest Control, we have the knowledge and resources needed to completely eliminate your spider problem the first time.
Prevention is Key
With the help of a pest control specialist, it’s possible to protect your home from a spider infestation. The use of pesticides allows us to create a barrier around your home to keep spiders out, while identifying and fixing any problem areas on your property that could lead to a future infestation.
Signs of a Spider Infestation
Seeing even just one spider is enough to leave most people calling an exterminator for help eradicating these pests from their property, however, the following are the most common signs you have a real infestation problem:
- Spider burrows found in tight spaces throughout your home.
- An increase in the number of cobwebs around your home.
- Painful spider bites showing up regularly on members of your household.
Common Spiders in St. George
In St. George, you’re most likely to encounter the following types of spiders:
Woodlouse
Jumping Spider
Large Orb Spider
Black Widow Spider
Wolf Spider
Let Us Help with Spider Control in St. George
Are you ready to stop living in fear of the spiders lurking in your home?
If you need help with spider control St. George and surrounding areas, we’ve got you covered. Contact Preventive Pest Control to get rid of your spider problem today!