Spider Control

What attracts spiders inside?

In most cases, spiders stay outside; however, they can be drawn to your home’s heat and will venture inside if they come across an easy entryway. Spiders are attracted to areas that are damp or dark, such as basements or gutters. Spiders may also enter homes through windows and doors with poor screens or cracks. If you’re having spider problems outdoors, it’s essential to get help from The Squad before they start crawling indoors.

Are spiders dangerous?

Tens of thousands of spider species have been identified throughout the world. Although most spiders don’t pose any danger to people, some species can deliver venomous bites that cause serious health issues. The most common venomous spiders in the U.S. are the brown recluse and the black widow. These spiders can be dangerous and should be eliminated by pest control professionals. Luckily, most spiders won’t bite unless they feel trapped or in danger.

Why are there so many spiderwebs outside my home?

Spiders are opportunistic predators and are likely to build many webs around your home if there is prey for them to feed on. Therefore, if you also have many bugs such as mosquitoes, flies, and other insects in your yard, you’re also likely to have spiders.

To mitigate the spider webs in your yard, we suggest pairing a professional spider spray service with other services such as fly control. This will not only deter spiders but also repel the pests luring spiders into your yard.

What attracts spiders inside?

In most cases, spiders stay outside; however, they can be drawn to your home’s heat and will venture inside if they come across an easy entryway. Spiders are attracted to areas that are damp or dark, such as basements or gutters. Spiders may also enter homes through windows and doors with poor screens or cracks. If you’re having spider problems outdoors, it’s essential to get help from The Squad before they start crawling indoors.

Are spiders dangerous?

Tens of thousands of spider species have been identified throughout the world. Although most spiders don’t pose any danger to people, some species can deliver venomous bites that cause serious health issues. The most common venomous spiders in the U.S. are the brown recluse and the black widow. These spiders can be dangerous and should be eliminated by pest control professionals. Luckily, most spiders won’t bite unless they feel trapped or in danger.

Why are there so many spiderwebs outside my home?

Spiders are opportunistic predators and are likely to build many webs around your home if there is prey for them to feed on. Therefore, if you also have many bugs such as mosquitoes, flies, and other insects in your yard, you’re also likely to have spiders.

To mitigate the spider webs in your yard, we suggest pairing a professional spider spray service with other services such as fly control. This will not only deter spiders but also repel the pests luring spiders into your yard.