Spider control

Spider Control in Slidell & Southeast Louisiana

Web removal, perimeter treatment and control of the insects spiders feed on, so the webs stop coming back.

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Technician de-webbing a front porch during a pest control service

The problem

Spider Control That Gets to the Source

Webs piling up around eaves, porch lights and garage corners are a sign spiders have found plenty to eat. Knocking the webs down helps for a day or two, but they'll be back as long as the bugs are.

We remove webs and egg sacs, treat the perimeter and entry points, and cut down the insects that attract spiders in the first place.

Signs of a spider problem

  • Webs reappearing in corners and ceilings
  • Spiders near walls or floors at night
  • Webs around exterior lights
  • Egg sacs in the garage or storage areas
  • Spiders coming in through doors or vents

Why here

Why Spiders Are So Common in Louisiana

Spiders follow their food. Our long bug season and porch lights that draw insects at night give spiders an easy living around Louisiana homes, especially near soffits, garages, window frames and crawlspaces.

Common in Louisiana:

House spidersWolf spidersCellar spidersBrown recluseSouthern black widow

How we treat it

Our Spider Control Process

1

Web and nest removal

Proactive de-webbing and egg sac removal around the home on every visit.

2

Perimeter barrier

Exterior treatment around the foundation, eaves and entry points.

3

Insect control

Reducing the bugs that spiders feed on, so they move on.

4

Attic and garage treatment

Treating the protected spaces where spiders hide.

Coverage

Spiders and web removal are part of every Freedom Membership plan. See pest control for plans and details.

Questions

Spiders Questions

Are any Louisiana spiders dangerous?

Most aren't, but brown recluse and black widow spiders can cause serious bites. If you think you've seen one, call us for an inspection.

Why do the webs keep coming back?

Spiders rebuild quickly when there's food around. Treating the perimeter and the insects they eat is what keeps them away.

Do you remove webs?

Yes. Web and nest removal is part of every Freedom Membership visit.

Where do spiders get in?

Through foundation gaps, siding seams, attic vents, garage doors and window frames.

Spread Your Wings. Protect Your Nest.

Same-day service in many areas. No long-term contracts. A local team that picks up the phone.