SPIDER PEST CONTROL MELBOURNE

Spiders have eight legs. Some are poisonous, most are not. Some pack a punch when they bite, most do not. They may freak you out wherever you see them.

Are you concerned for your children or pets accidentally coming into contact with them?​

Our spider pest control services involve a spray treatment, which is applied to internal skirtings and other likely harbourages, and also usually includes the application of a pesticide dust to the roof void and under the building (if access is available). The external perimeter walls, eaves, verandas, etc and webs are all also sprayed. Please leave the webs for 1-2 weeks before removing to allow the treatment to work fully. 

The size and scale of your spider pest control service needs will be dependent on a variety of factors. Indeed, the severity of their presence will be taken into consideration when coming to an overall cost. If you have only noticed a few webs here and there, or if the infestation is contained to a specific part of the house, the cost of your spider pest control treatment will be cheaper than a more comprehensive treatment plan. More expensive treatment options will be necessary should the infestation affect larger portions of your home. If you want convenience and reliability, make sure you get in touch with our expert spider exterminators.

Whilst our spider pest control services are the most effective methods of eradicating these annoying little arachnids, there are several in-house tips you can use. Indeed, the best way to stop spiders from setting up house in your home is to familiarise yourself with their habits and preferences and take some common-sense precautions. This refers to habits like shaking out shoes and clothes before wearing them, clearing away garden foliage from around entryways, fitting draught strips to doors and installing flyscreens on doors, windows and vents.

Applying a ‘blanket-spray’ in your garden can often drive ground-dwelling spiders into your home, and so should be avoided. Also, because some arachnid species can be quite aggressive and confrontational (e.g. the Funnel Web), it is always advised that young children do not engage with any creepy crawlies, especially if you are unaware of their species. If someone is bitten and you are concerned, make sure you seek medical attention promptly.

Remember, many arachnids are most active at night so check bedclothes and bedding before getting into bed. If you should come across them, you can either catch and release them into your garden or kill them with either a household insecticide spray or by squashing. If you notice more and more of them, then there is a strong chance you have an infestation. Get in touch with the experts today for a reliable spider pest control service.