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Quick Answers
Common questions before you contact us
Are all household spiders dangerous?
No. The vast majority of household spiders are harmless and actually beneficial — they eat other pests. Only two North American species are medically significant: the black widow and the brown recluse. Professional identification focuses treatment on dangerous species and heavy infestations.
How can I tell if a spider is a brown recluse?
Brown recluses have a distinctive violin-shaped marking on their cephalothorax (the front body section), uniform tan-to-brown color, and six eyes arranged in three pairs (most spiders have eight). They're about the size of a quarter including legs. If you spot one, do not handle it — call for professional removal immediately.
Why do I keep finding spiders even after treatment?
Spiders follow their food source — other insects. If your home has an underlying insect problem, new spiders will keep moving in. Our integrated approach treats both spiders AND their prey insects, plus seals entry points for long-term results.
What does spider control cost?
Standard spider treatment often ranges from $150-$300, while venomous-spider or exclusion work can cost more. Prices and follow-up terms vary by provider and property; get a written quote.