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Spider Control, Treatment & Inspections

Serving Northern VA, D.C. Metro & MD

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Why Choose My Pest Pros?

Not all spider problems are the same, and My Pest Pros will work with you to find the right treatment for your home or business. Spiders can pose a health threat, and our experienced technicians will work with you to find a long term solution to the spider problem. Call today for your free spider control quote!

Threats of Spiders

Most spiders pose no health threat to humans, but some bites can cause itchiness and rashes. In some cases, spider can be venomous and pose a real threat to humans, such as black widows and brown recluse. My Pest Pros are experts in spider extermination and control. Call today to schedule your free quote!

Spider Control & Treatment

There are over 35,000 described species of spiders worldwide, with about 3,000 found in North America alone. Spiders are generally beneficial insects in their natural habitats because they’re predators toward many other harmful and annoying pests. However, inside the home or office, many species of spiders are more problematic than helpful. In addition to being frightening, spider bites can hurt and be poisonous.

Spiders are likely to be found wherever their food is available. All spiders are predators, feeding mainly on insects and other small arthropods. During rainy conditions, spiders will flourish due to the increase in food opportunities.

My Pest Pros will treat the spider problems at your property using multi-step process, starting with dewebbing of the infested areas. The technicians will then treat areas where spiders typically build their webs (under eaves, around lights) with dust and liquid repellents. In interior areas, such as basements & attics, technicians may also use granular bait to lure and treat the infested areas.