We don't just spray; we remove the webs and destroy the egg sacs. Protect your home from Black Widows, Brown Recluses, and creeping Wolf Spiders.
Spiders are predators. They only stay where they can find food. If your home in Houston has a spider problem, it actually means you have a secondary pest problem (ants, flies, or gnats) that is feeding them.
Effective spider control isn't just about killing the spider; it's about breaking the food chain. By eliminating the insects they feed on and sweeping away their webs (homes), we force them to relocate or die.
While most spiders are harmless, Texas is home to the Black Widow (neurotoxic venom) and the Brown Recluse (necrotic venom). If you spot these, do not attempt to handle them. Contact a professional immediately.
Look for: Shiny black body with a red hourglass on the belly. Messy, tangled webs near the ground.
Behavior: Reclusive. Found in garages, woodpiles, and water meter boxes.
Look for: Light brown, uniform color. A distinct dark "violin" shape on its back. 6 eyes (not 8).
Behavior: They hunt at night. Often found in attics, closets, and shoes left undisturbed.
Look for: Large, hairy, and fast. Often confused with tarantulas. They carry babies on their back.
Behavior: They don't spin webs; they hunt on the ground. Scary, but beneficial.
We provide a dual-action service: Aesthetic cleaning and biological control.
We use extension poles with specialized brushes to sweep down webs and egg sacs from your eaves, windows, porch lights, and garage corners. This stops the next generation from hatching.
We treat the perimeter to reduce the population of flies, gnats, and beetles. Without food, hunting spiders (like Wolf Spiders) will move elsewhere.
Spiders have long legs that keep their bodies off treated surfaces. We spray directly into cracks, weep holes, and eaves to ensure contact with the arachnid.
If Brown Recluse activity is suspected, we apply a long-lasting insecticidal dust to the attic insulation where they love to hide.
Some spiders (like orb weavers) rebuild their webs daily. If new spiders migrate in from trees or fences, webs can reappear. Our residual treatment helps deter them from anchoring on your home.
No. This is a common myth. While they have venom, their fangs are too short to penetrate human skin. They are actually beneficial as they eat other bugs.
If you suspect a Black Widow or Brown Recluse bite, seek medical attention immediately. Try to safely capture the spider or take a photo for identification, which helps doctors determine the treatment.
Scientific studies show that ultrasonic pest repellers have little to no effect on spiders. They do not have ears in the traditional sense and rely on vibration. Physical removal and chemical barriers are the only proven methods.
Enjoy your morning coffee without walking into a web. Let us sweep your home clean.
Call (713) 571-2944Spiders thrive near water and woods: