Spiders

Spider Control: Keeping Your Home Web-Free

While most spiders are harmless and even beneficial in controlling other insects, their webs can be unsightly and, in some cases, pose health risks. In food preparation areas, spider webs can accumulate debris and bacteria, making professional removal important for hygiene.

Identifying the Eight-Legged Guests

Although Australia is home to many spider species, only a few are dangerous. Harmful spiders like the Redback, Funnel-Web, and White-tail require careful handling and specialised treatment.

To help us assess your situation, you can:

Send us photos: Clear images will help us identify the spider species and recommend the most appropriate control measures.

Superior Spider Treatments

Our targeted treatments focus on eliminating webs and reducing spider populations in key areas:

Exterior Webbing Spiders: We treat all exterior areas where spiders commonly build webs, including fencing, garages, landscaping, and eaves.
Ground Dwelling Spiders: While we can treat areas where ground dwelling spiders like Trapdoor, Wolf, and Funnel-web spiders may be present, complete eradication can be challenging.

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Don't let spiders take over your home or business. Contact us today for a free quote and let our experienced technicians provide effective spider control solutions. (02) 4968 9810

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Your Questions Answered

Spiders - FAQ's

How do I identify different types of spiders?

Australia has a wide variety of spiders, some venomous and some harmless. Being able to identify them is important for safety.

Are spiders dangerous?

Some spiders, like the funnel-web spider and redback spider, are highly venomous and can be dangerous to humans.

What are the signs of a spider infestation?

Webs, egg sacs, and the presence of live or dead spiders are all signs of an infestation.

How do spiders reproduce?

Spiders lay eggs in silken sacs, which can be found in various locations depending on the species.

Are spiders beneficial?

Spiders are natural predators of insects, so they can be helpful in controlling other pest populations.

How can I prevent spiders from entering my home?

Sealing cracks and crevices, installing screens on windows, and keeping the yard clean can help prevent spiders from entering.

What are the most effective methods for spider control?

Pest control companies use a variety of methods, including chemical treatments, traps, and habitat modification.

Are pest control treatments safe for my family and pets?

Reputable pest control companies use products that are safe for humans and animals when used correctly.

How often should I have my home treated for spiders?

The frequency of treatments depends on the type of spider, the severity of the infestation, and the location of the property.

I'm afraid of spiders. Can you guarantee that you will get rid of all the spiders in my house?

Pest control companies can significantly reduce spider populations, but it's impossible to guarantee complete elimination.

I've seen a spider that I think is dangerous. What should I do?

It's best to stay away from the spider and call a pest control company to identify and remove it.

I have a lot of spiders in my garden. Should I be concerned?

Most garden spiders are harmless, but it's important to be able to identify potentially dangerous species.

How much does spider pest control cost?

The cost of treatment varies depending on the size of the property, the severity of the infestation, and the type of treatment used. A typical treatment cost is $195.00.

What is the difference between a spider treatment and a general pest control treatment?

Spider treatments are targeted specifically at spiders, while general pest control treatments cover a wider range of pests.

What should I do to prepare for a spider treatment?

We ask you to do things like remove clutter, cover furniture, and keep pets and children away from treated areas.