Spider Control & Cobweb Management Information


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Spider Control & Cobweb Management Plan


A large, intricately woven spider web can be a sight to behold. Despite their beauty, each year most calls for spider control come from home and cottage owners on lakes and rivers. The problem is not so much the spiders but the multitude of spider cobwebs they weave.

It is really important to select  the correct spider web control because almost all spiders are harmless and they are beneficial in your home and garden. Cobwebs are drag lines laid down by the spiders everywhere they go. They are used to drop from one place to another and to avoid danger. These drag lines quickly get coated with fine dust and they become the cobwebs we see and for the most part dislike.

Every summertime day at the water’s edge can be an endless spider web control battle cleaning up these sticky cobwebs. The answer is to put in place a professional spider control management plan. This plan consists of timed application of appropriate solutions by licensed and trained pest control technicians.

Fun Fact: Is there a difference between a cobweb and a spider web? No, but a cobweb is typically used to refer to one stand of silken thread from a spider while a spider web is more often used to refer to the web of threads woven together to produce and intricate web design.

Call today to book your spider control management plan.

More Information and Tips on Spider Control:

  • Although beneficial by controlling other insects, spiders make a mess on and around the outside of your home with unsightly webs and droppings
  • Intricately woven webs are a sight to behold!
  • Live on buildings, inside and underneath play equipment, under rocks, on plants, and in tree branches
  • Spiders are worse on homes near the water
  • A second treatment may be required in August through September, especially if you live near the water
  • Rarely bite humans - only if picked up or trapped against the skin
  • Spiders lay eggs in sacs placed on the web or attached to leaves or twigs
  • Exterior treatments are weather dependant - usually late May through June
  • All windows and doors must be closed

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Date Added 2019-03-27
Product Id 10461431