We eliminate spiders from your home.
From coast to coast, spiders live every where; they hide in our shrubs, grass, and weeds. They have no concerns for walls, invading businesses, playgrounds, and even worse…your home. It’s not just a spiders beady little black eyes and eight legged body that scares everyone. What’s scary is, not knowing whether or not that spider bite came from a poisonous spider.
Of the 34,000 spider species in the world, only two are considered to be the most dangerous in our area.
The black widow and the hobo spider are two spiders you want to avoid. The black widow is best known for it’s shiny black body and red hourglass on it’s back. The spider earned it’s name, because the female eats her mate. Since her venom is three times more potent than the male’s, he is left defenseless in her attack. Children, elderly and those with compromised immune systems are likely to experience severe symptoms from a bite. Symptoms can include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, respiratory difficulty and chest pain.
The hobo spider is hard to identify and unfortunately you need a microscope to see any distinct markings. The potency of the hobo’s bite is dependent upon it’s age. When bitten, a small red bump will appear and turn ulcerous. It can then be followed by dry mouth, nausea, weakness, hallucinations and more.
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Whether it’s your home or business, Pointe Pest Control has you covered with expert pest management solutions. We offer free quotes, consultations, and tailored plans to meet your unique needs. First-time customers can also enjoy an exclusive discount! Take the first step toward a pest-free environment today—schedule your free estimate now.
Frequently Asked Questions About Spiders
Are spider control treatments safe for my children and pets?
Yes, our residential spider control treatments are designed to be safe for your children and pets. We use eco-friendly spider extermination methods that effectively target spiders while keeping your family’s environment safe.
How long does a spider treatment last?
Most spider treatments provide protection for several weeks to months, depending on the level of infestation and your home’s environment. We also offer ongoing spider control services to ensure long-term protection.
Will the treatment kill all spiders immediately?
Some spiders will be eliminated immediately, while others may take a few days to be fully affected. Our professional spider extermination process is designed to remove spiders quickly and prevent new infestations.
Do I need to leave my home during the service?
In most cases, you do not need to leave your home during spider control treatments. Our in-home spider removal is minimally disruptive and safe for everyday living.
Can spider infestations come back after treatment?
Yes, spiders can return if conditions are favorable, such as clutter or other pests in the home. That’s why we offer preventative spider control services to keep them away long-term.
How do I know if I need professional spider control?
If you’re seeing multiple spiders regularly, webs throughout your home, or dangerous species like black widows, it’s time to call a spider exterminator. A professional inspection can confirm the level of infestation.
What types of spiders are most common in homes?
Common household spiders include cellar spiders, wolf spiders, and orb weavers. More dangerous species like black widows or brown recluse spiders may also be found and require professional spider control.
How can I prevent spiders from entering my house?
Sealing cracks, reducing clutter, and keeping other insects under control are effective ways to prevent spiders. Our pest control experts can also apply spider barriers around your home for added protection.
Will spider treatments also help with other pests?
Yes, many spider treatments also reduce the insect population that spiders feed on. This makes our pest control services effective for both spiders and other common household pests.
How often should I schedule spider control services?
Most homeowners benefit from spider control services every 3–6 months. Regular treatments provide ongoing protection and ensure your home stays spider-free year-round.
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