It is hard to beat springtime. You’ve been cooped up in your home or office all winter long. Spending time outside when it is cold is something you do for only a short amount of time. With the arrival of spring, you are able to head outside and enjoy nice temperatures. You might begin yard work, or start thinking about what plants you will soon be planting in your flower beds. Something you might not be thinking about is spider control. Just as you come out of hibernation when winter leaves, spiders come out to play when the temperatures increase. If you begin to see spiders hatching in your home or coming out of hibernation, it is time for professional spider control.
Professional Spider Control
Pointe Pest Control has been eliminating pesky pests for more than 10 years. You don’t have to live with a spider infestation. If you are worried about the spiders in your home, grab your phone and give us a call. Eliminating spiders is what we do best. From the yellow sac spiders that make little web cocoons where your wall meets the ceiling, to venomous black widows that use your garage as their insect grocery store, our technicians understand how spiders think. We know where they hide and we know how to get rid of them.
Spiders do not limit themselves to just one room. Spiders are always on the search for a meal. They will roam the entirety of your home. With Pointe Pest Control, you get a whole home treatment. From your basement and garage, to the voids in your walls, there won’t be a place in your home for them to hide. Once the inside of your home is protected, our technicians head outside. Our mission is to create a protective barrier around your home to keep any new spiders from getting inside. Our technicians will help you understand how you can manage your yard to reduce the number of spiders.
Things you can do
One of the first things you can do to stop spiders from getting into your home is to make certain your door has weather stripping. If you can see light around your door when it is closed, spiders can get inside. Baby spiders are tiny. They can fit through very small gaps. Make certain your weather stripping is doing its job. The next step is to take a close look at your windows. There is nothing wrong with opening your window to let in a cool breeze, just make sure to check your window screens. If there are holes, get your screens replaced. The last thing to do is check the vegetation in your yard. If you have any bushes or trees that touch your home, it is time to trim them back. When vegetation is up against your home, it creates an insect habitat next to the walls of your home. Spiders eat insects. If you reduce the insect habitat, you reduce the number of spiders.
When you want the best in spider control, give Pointe Pest Control a call. We can help you eliminate any infestation.
