Abundant Webs
Many webs in corners, ceilings, the garage, or around windows and doors — a high spider population in and around the home.

Egg Sacs

Round silky sacs attached to webs or hidden surfaces — each can contain dozens to hundreds of spiderlings.

Spiders Near Entry Points
Spiders clustered around doors, windows, and exterior lights where insects gather as a food source.

Black Widow Identification

Shiny black spiders with a red hourglass on the underside of the abdomen — in undisturbed outdoor areas.

Brown Recluse Identification

Light brown spiders with a violin-shaped marking — found in dark undisturbed areas like closets and basements.

High Insect Activity

High general insect populations indicate food abundance that attracts and sustains spider populations.

residual treatment

Yes. Black widows are found in undisturbed outdoor areas — woodpiles, under decks, in sheds. Brown recluse spiders are found in dark undisturbed indoor areas like basements and closets. Both are medically significant and should be treated professionally.

Web removal throughout the exterior, residual treatment to eaves, windows, doors, and crawl space entry points, and interior perimeter treatment. We also address exterior lighting that attracts the insects spiders feed on.

Spiders follow their food source — insects. High spider populations usually indicate an underlying insect issue. Our general pest control program addresses both simultaneously.

Yes. Spiders are included in standard coverage. Bimonthly service includes web removal and residual treatment. Unlimited service requests mean we come back at no charge if activity increases.

Yes. EPA-registered products applied by licensed Virginia technicians. We advise on re-entry times after any interior treatment.