Spider Control – PEST HUB

Spider control and removal services London

Defeat spider infestations with a spider exterminator

How do we get rid of spiders

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To identify the species of spiders present, the extent of the infestation, and potential entry points, the spider exterminator will conduct a thorough inspection of the premises.

Treatment

Spider treatment involves spraying the affected area with a residual insecticide, which keeps it active for a long period of time. All spiders and their eggs will be eradicated.

Observation

A follow-up spider treatment must be scheduled 14 days after an initial visit because of the spider's life cycle. Our guaranteed spider removal services include two free follow-up visits.

Prevention

A written report will be provided by the spider exterminator after the treatment has been completed. You will also receive advice on how to prevent future spider infestations.

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Expert spider control done by exterminators

One may not think about spiders as your typical pest. Still, many people don’t like the idea of the creepy crawlies strolling around their homes uninvited. Generally, most spiders that you can find hanging from your ceiling aren’t venomous, but there are types, like the false widow, for example, that you don’t want living on your property.

There are approximately 650 species of spiders found in the UK. The presence of insects and other prey in homes is a common reason for spiders to enter. In such cases, it’s best to put the vacuum cleaner down and call in a professional to handle the arachnid situation for your own good.

How to prepare for a spider control and removal service

Here is what to do before and after spider control treatment

Before the spider control service:

After the spider removal service:

Spider Control FAQ

Q: What is the best spider repellent?

A: Using common household ingredients, you can deter spiders. Add 10-15 drops of essential oil to warm water in a spray bottle, and shake well. Spray it around the house. Strong aromatic smells repel most bugs and insects.

Q: How do you get rid of the spiders?

A: You can get rid of spiders without killing them by spraying a mixture of 10-15 drops of peppermint essential oil with water into cracks and corners in your house. Vacuum the webs and make sure your home is clean and clutter-free.

Q: How do you find a spider nest?

A: Take a look in the corners of your door openings and windows outside your home and around trees, bushes, and other shrubberies. Sheds and garages are common places for spiders to nest. Each nest contains one or more egg sacs, which are small, white balls made from spider silk.

Q: Why am I seeing so many spiders?

A: Spider season in the UK begins in September and ends in October. Their main reason for moving into our houses is to look for female spiders. They often head indoors at this time of year as winter begins. Additionally, spiders may feed on other pests that have gotten inside your house.

Q: How much does spraying for spiders cost?

A: The cost of spider removal depends on the size and extent of an infestation in your home or business. The average pest control professional will need a few hours to spray or treat your premises. If, however, the infestation is extensive, they will, on average, charge you £180.

Q: What are the signs of a spider infestation?

A: The presence of egg sacs around the house may indicate a spider infestation. Rather than laying one egg at a time, they lay hundreds at a time. It is normal to see one or two now and then since all kinds of bugs can gain entry into your home. The signs of concern may arise if you start seeing too many.

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