Spiders often hide in dark corners, basements, garages, and cluttered areas.

• Some species, like black widows or brown recluses, have venomous bites

• Webs and egg sacs can quickly spread if not removed

• An abundance of spiders may indicate a larger insect problem, since spiders feed on other pests

Health Risks from Spiders

Most spiders are not dangerous, but certain types can cause:

• Painful, venomous bites that require medical attention

• Allergic reactions to bites or venom

• Fear and stress, especially in children or those with arachnophobia

🏠 When to Call Pest Control

• You’re finding multiple spiders inside regularly

• You spot webs or egg sacs in hidden or high-traffic areas

• You suspect a venomous species in or near your home

• DIY cleaning hasn’t reduced spider activity

 Why Professional Treatment Works Best

• Identify whether the spiders are harmless or venomous

• Treat hiding spots and entry points safely

• Remove existing spiders, webs, and egg sacs

• Offer long-term solutions by controlling the insects spiders feed on