When to Call a Spider Exterminator

Serving Georgia & Tennessee

While house spiders are fairly common, when does the occasional spider-sighting turn into an extermination problem? Truthfully, spider-aversion is subjective: some people might be comfortable with the occasional spider, while others will flee a room.

There are some cases when extermination might be necessary: if you’re seeing an excess amount of cobwebs, a large amount of spiders, or poisonous spiders, it’s time to consult a professional spider exterminator. What starts as just a few spiders can quickly turn into something out of a nightmare: a full-blown spider infestation.

Spider Control for Your Property

When you call the spider exterminators at Allgood Pest Solutions, a trained technician will work with you to develop a personalized pest control plan. The technician will do the following:

• Conduct a full property inspection.
• Identify the type of spider.
• Identify any other pest problems that might supply a food source for the spiders.
• Directly treat spider-nests outside your foundation.
• Physically remove webs from the outside and inside of your property.
• Seal small common entry points if they are contributing to the infestation.
• Discreetly apply material in unfinished basements, voids, and other spider-frequented areas when evidence is noted.
• Place “sticky traps” on the interior to monitor activity.
• Create a full report describing the treatment and how you can protect your property from further infestations.

Professional Spider Control

By contacting a pest management specialist like Allgood Pest Solutions, you can have complete confidence that the spiders have been identified, controlled, and will continue to be monitored. The best way to make sure your spider problem stays a thing of the past is to sign up for one of our year-round programs! If you feel that you have potentially dangerous spiders infesting your business or home, or just simply don’t like having them around, give Allgood Pest Solutions a call today!