Spider Care
Pest Care Guide
About This Pest
Why They're Here
Spiders come indoors following the smaller insects they feed on. If you're seeing spiders, it often means there are other tiny pests attracting them. Most household spiders are completely harmless.
What to Watch For
Webs in corners, along ceilings, or in undisturbed areas. Occasional spider sightings — usually in basements, garages, or near exterior doors.
Our Natural Approach
Targeted Treatment
We use targeted, least-toxic treatments — botanical and mineral-based as the primary approach — to address the source of the problem, not just the symptoms. Our approach focuses on long-term results, not quick fixes.
Family-Conscious Formulas
Our primary toolkit is botanical and mineral-based, formulated to minimize risk to your family and pets. No synthetic pyrethroid sprays. Products are either EPA 25(b) exempt (essential-oil based) or EPA-registered minimum-risk pesticides (silica gel, borate).
How You Can Help
- Keep corners and ceiling edges free of webs with regular dusting.
- Seal cracks and gaps around doors, windows, and the foundation.
- Reduce outdoor lighting near entries, which attracts insects that spiders eat.
- Remove clutter in basements and garages to reduce hiding spots.
Family & Pet Considerations
Our treatments use botanical and mineral-based products to minimize risk to your family — children and pets included. Products are either EPA 25(b) exempt or EPA-registered minimum-risk. If we ever recommend an EPA-registered escalation product, we'll show you the label and explain it before applying.
We're Here to Help
Have questions about spiders? We're here to help. Call or text (443) 228-6070.