Spider Control All Year Long for a Safer and More Comfortable Home
Spiders are useful to our environment and ecosystem by helping control the local bug population. These beneficial creatures aren’t so welcome when they come inside of your home or business. While most spiders don’t pose a threat to humans, most people don’t want to share their space with these eight-legged arachnids. Truly Nolen Canada is here to help homeowners and business operators with our innovative and effective approach to spider control that keeps them away all year long
Understanding Spider Behaviours
Spiders may come into your space seeking shelter from other predators and the elements outside. In order to effectively remove spiders from your property, our team has expert knowledge of typical spider behaviours:
Habitat
Most spiders seek quiet, dark places in your home, such as the basement or attic. They are also drawn to rooms that are musty or have high levels of humidity. Outdoors, they may spin a web in a garden, shed or barn.
Diet
Common house spiders mainly eat flying bugs that land in their webs, such as flies, gnats or mosquitoes.
Reproduction
Female house spiders can produce more than 400 eggs every time they reproduce. They can reproduce multiple times throughout the year.
Truly Nolen Spider Pest Control
Our spider removal process focuses on identifying the pest and forming a plan of action to keep them out of your home or business. When you first contact our team, we will make an appointment for an inspection. Our technicians can identify a spider infestation if there are webs around your home or visual confirmation of spider activity.
Sometimes, another insect infestation is present, such as ants or gnats, attracting spiders to your home. Our team can identify and remove the primary infestation to take away the spiders’ food source. After inspecting your property for spiders, we then work on removal techniques to prevent female spiders from nesting and reproducing. Then, we switch to prevention strategies to keep spiders from coming back into your space.
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Our Four Seasons Program
Spiders are frequent house guests all throughout the year, no matter what the temperature is like outside. That’s why our most effective approach to spider prevention and removal for residential and commercial clients is our Four Seasons program. This proactive approach incorporates different strategies for each season to make your home or business even less enticing to common household pests, including spiders.
Spring
We remove spider webs inside and treat the exterior of the home to keep insects from trying to get indoors.
Summer
We apply bait and treatments to landscaping, pavement and gardens to target active insects during the height of the season.
Fall
Our team seals entry points, clear away webs and applies exterior perimeter treatment.
Winter
We focus on crawl spaces, attics and basements for pest control with effective dust treatment and spider web removal.
Prevention Tips for Spider Control
Preventing a new spider infestation is the most essential piece of our approach for removal. Once our team finishes your treatment, it’s up to you to continue practicing prevention strategies so new insects don’t take up residence. The most important tip is to keep your home or business clean. Remove clutter or debris in and around your space so insects don’t use it as a hiding spot.
If you have window screens that are broken or missing, make sure you replace them to give yourself an additional exterior layer between the outdoors and your space. Make sure any gaps around windows and doors are properly sealed so spiders can’t fit inside. Shrubs, bushes and trees should also be trimmed so they aren’t touching your home or business. The most effective way to remove spiders is to use different tactics for each season of the year.
Ready to get rid of your pest problem?
Contact Truly Nolen Canada today to schedule your inspection so we can quickly and safely handle the situation.