SPIDER CONTROL
So Many Spiders!
About 3,000 species of spiders occur in North America, and many of these are household pests. Where food is available, you are likely to find them. Two spider groups dangerous to man are found in the United States. The medical community still attributes many cases of well-known bacterial infection to spider bites, primarily from the brown recluse.
Appearance
Size: 1/4 to 1 inch in length
Color: Various
Identifying Characteristics
It is a fascinating fact that sets them apart from insects–they possess four pairs of legs, unlike their insect counterparts. Additionally, they have two distinct body parts and lack the presence of both wings and antennae. It’s remarkable how diverse the animal kingdom is, and observing the unique characteristics of spiders only highlights the immense variety of species in existence. While often stereotyped as creepy-crawly or frightening, they are truly remarkable creatures and their distinguishing features certainly make them an interesting topic of study. From the intricate patterns of their webs to their various types of venom, they continue to intrigue and fascinate people of all ages and backgrounds.
Food For Spiders
All spiders are venomous predators. Most feed on small insects. Some spin webs to catch their prey, some actively chase their food, while others prefer to quietly wait for lunch to come to them.
Hiding Places
We find spiders in a variety of places. These include dark corners or behind stored items.
What Can Spiders Do To Me?
Although all spiders are venomous, they rarely bite and very few are dangerous. The Black Widow Spider and the Brown Recluse spider can cause serious health concerns if they bite and medical attention should be sought if a bite occurs.
How Can We Help?
Each service visit starts with a thorough inspection to find harborage areas. When necessary a variety of chemical and non-chemical approaches will follow. Give us a call fro a free consultation or fill out our Contact Form!