Spiders are among the most common household pests across the U.S. and among the most misunderstood. Most species are harmless and actually help control other insects, but that doesn't make finding one in your home any less unsettling.
Knowing which spider you're dealing with can help you figure out the right next step, whether that's leaving it alone or calling in the experts.
Spiders rarely show up alone. If you're seeing them regularly, there's a good chance they've found a reliable food source nearby, which usually means other insects are present too.
Our technicians provide interior and exterior treatments targeting spider-harboring areas ( the hidden places where spiders like to nest and hide).
They can also remove those unsightly webs, leaving your property cleaner and more inviting.
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While spiders are common, not every eight-legged critter you spot is cause for alarm. Some species are harmless and actually help keep other insects in check. Others are worth identifying and removing from your property swiftly.
Take a look at the video below for some intel into the spider species you should know about:
Prefer to read at your own pace? Scroll down for a more detailed look at the spiders you're most likely to encounter, including what they look like, how they breed, and their habits:
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