Spider Control in Las Vegas, NV

What You Need To Know About Spiders

It isn't a coincidence when you find spiders in your yard. They come in search of food, water, and harborage. If your property offers these resources, you're going to have more trouble with spiders. The pest control services we provide residents and business owners have a systemic impact on spider populations by controlling these attractants:

Food

When you invest in recurring pest control for your property, you get routine inspections, treatments of EPA-approved products, and general pest maintenance. These work to reduce insect activity and make your property less inviting to spiders.

Water

During service visits, our technicians look for conditions that are conducive to spider activity. At the top of our list is water resources. We catalog conditions that are causing oversaturation or standing water, such as clogged gutters, gutter damage, dense landscape vegetation, and plumbing leaks.

Harborage

Spiders hide in many places: holes, gaps between rocks, voids inside lawn furniture, damp spaces under lawn clutter, wood piles, brush, organic debris, and more. We treat key areas to reduce food sources for spiders and apply flushing agents to drive spiders out of their hiding places.

Dewebbing

It is not commonly understood, but spider webs factor into how many spiders will be on a property. If webs are noticed and ignored, or if they are overlooked altogether, the number of spiders on your property can skyrocket. A single web can have hundreds of spider eggs. Numerous eggs can be hidden inside one small sac. Routine visits from your Anderson Pest Control technician will ensure that webs are found and removed early. We get webs in low spots and also in high places that are difficult to reach—paying particular attention to areas around exterior lighting and ornamental plants.