Skip to content Looking for spider control this spring? As spiders become more active this March, we provide effective pest control solutions to help keep them out of your home.
As local pest experts in St. Louis, we begin with a thorough inspection to identify where spiders are hiding as the March weather warms up.
Our extermination process includes de-webbing the exterior of your home up to the first story to remove unsightly webs and egg sacs.
For example, we apply a targeted barrier treatment around your foundation to stop arachnids before they can move indoors.
We provide ongoing pest management to ensure your home stays protected throughout the spring season.
As a locally operated business, we have a deep understanding of the pest challenges unique to the St. Louis community.
Our team has earned the trust of homeowners throughout St. Louis and Jefferson counties by providing consistent and effective spider control solutions.
With spring arriving in Missouri, spiders become more active, emerging from their winter hiding spots and often making their way indoors.
We focus on treating the exterior of your home to create a barrier that helps stop them before they get inside.
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As spring arrives in St. Louis, you may notice more spiders becoming active around your home.
Our initial service for spider control generally ranges from $99 to $149.
The exact price is determined by several factors, including the size of your property and the level of service you select.
We offer different recurring programs to fit your needs and provide consistent management of spider populations.
As temperatures rise in the spring, spider activity often increases, which is why our service plans are designed for year-round protection.
Our Silver and Platinum packages include a service guarantee to address covered spider activity that may appear between scheduled visits.
For example, if you are on our Silver plan and notice new spider activity after your quarterly service, we will return to re-treat the affected areas as part of your program.
As we head into spring this March, we understand that spider activity often increases in and around your home.
We prioritize prompt service and will work to schedule a visit from one of our technicians at the earliest available appointment time.
Please contact our office directly to discuss your spider control needs and secure the next opening in our schedule.
With spring arriving in March, spiders become more active, and our pricing for spider control is based on your home’s size and the service program you select.
For example, our Silver Package for a home under 2500 square feet has an initial service cost of $99, followed by a recurring monthly charge.
This initial service includes a structural inspection, interior and exterior treatment for general pests like spiders, and de-webbing up to the first story.
We offer Bronze, Silver, and Platinum packages, each providing a different level of service to match your specific needs.
With spider activity increasing this spring, the well-being of your children and pets is our top concern during any service.
We require that all occupants, including pets, remain outside of the home during an interior treatment and until the product has fully dried, which typically takes 3 to 4 hours.
After this drying period, your family can re-enter and resume all normal activities; for example, pets can rest on floors near treated areas like baseboards.
