Residential & Commercial
Spider Management Control
Most spiders in homes are harmless, and some even help by eating other insects. The trouble is that a few webs quickly become a lot of webs, especially in high ceilings, balconies, store rooms and warehouses. And where there are plenty of spiders, there is usually plenty of other insect activity feeding them.
Tired of cobwebs creeping up in corners and spiders making themselves at home in your space? Look no further than our spider management control services to keep these eight-legged intruders at bay. With our specialized expertise, we offer a comprehensive solution to rid your home or business of spiders. Using a combination of targeted treatments, strategic web removal, and habitat modification, our expert team effectively eliminates existing spider populations while preventing future infestations. Whether you're facing common house spiders or more venomous species, we tailor our spider management strategies to suit your specific needs, providing you with peace of mind and a spider-free environment.
What's included
- Full ceiling & eave de-webbing
- Micro-encapsulated barrier spray
- Basement & storage room treatments
- Harbor spot exclusion
Signs to look out for
- Webs coming back in ceiling corners, fans and light fittings within days of cleaning
- Egg sacs, which look like small silky balls, in corners and behind furniture
- Webs around outdoor lights, window frames and roof edges
- Spiders in basements, store rooms and rarely opened cupboards
- Lots of small insects gathering around lights at night
Why it shouldn't wait
Constant webbing makes a building look neglected, which matters a lot for offices, showrooms and hotels. A few species found in India, such as widow spiders, can give painful bites. In warehouses, webs and egg sacs on stored goods can lead to rejected stock.
How we treat it
- 01
Mechanical web removal
- 02
Electrostatic dust application in corners
- 03
Exterior eave misting
Before we arrive
- Move items away from the walls in the worst affected rooms
- Make lofts, store rooms and basements accessible
- Tell us about any bites or unusually large spiders you've noticed
- Switch off ceiling fans before we arrive
After the treatment
- Avoid wiping corners with a wet cloth for a few days
- Switch outdoor lights to warm or yellow bulbs, which attract fewer insects
- Cut down clutter in storage areas
- Keep window screens and door seals in good repair
Common questions about spider control
Won't removing the webs solve the problem?
Not for long. Spiders rebuild within days. We remove the webs, treat the corners and hiding spots where they live, and spray the outer walls where they come in from.
Are the spiders in my house dangerous?
Most are not. If someone has been bitten or you've seen an unusual spider, mention it during the inspection and we'll identify it.
How often should a commercial building be treated?
It depends on the building and what's around it. Many warehouses and offices do well with a treatment every two to three months.
