Spiders

​

The Dangers of Spiders

While most spiders are harmless and even beneficial by controlling other pests, some species can pose serious risks:

1. Venomous Bites – Certain spiders, like the Black Widow and Brown Recluse, have venom that can cause severe reactions, including pain, muscle cramps, or necrotic skin wounds.

2. Allergic Reactions – Some people may experience swelling, itching, or more severe allergic reactions to spider bites.

3. Infestation Growth – Spiders reproduce quickly, and an unchecked infestation can lead to webs in corners, basements, and hidden spaces.

4. Psychological Discomfort – Many people suffer from arachnophobia (fear of spiders), causing stress and discomfort when spiders invade their homes.

5. Sign of Other Pests – A high number of spiders often means there is a larger insect problem, as spiders thrive where their food source is abundant.

 

Why a Pest Control Professional is Needed

• Proper Identification – Experts can determine whether the spiders present are harmless or dangerous.

• Targeted Treatments – Use of professional-grade pesticides and removal techniques ensures effective control.

• Nest & Egg Removal – Eliminates not just the spiders but also their eggs to prevent future infestations.

• Sealing Entry Points – Professionals identify and close gaps in walls, windows, and doors to keep spiders out.

• Long-Term Prevention – Pest control experts also eliminate the insects that attract spiders, breaking the cycle of infestation.

Because venomous spiders can be dangerous, and infestations can grow unnoticed, it’s best to have a professional handle the problem quickly and effectively.