Brown Recluse Spider Control | All American Pest Control

Common Brown Recluse Spider Control Methods

If you're in Tennessee, it's important to know how to deal with brown recluse spiders because they are native to, and active in, our area. These venomous spiders can easily find their way onto your property, so it's good to be prepared in case you come across one.
While some homeowners try to handle the situation themselves by spraying, removing webs, or using sticky traps, the most effective way to get rid of brown recluse spiders already in your home is to call in the pros at All-American Pest Control. Our experts know exactly how to remove these spiders, so you don’t have to worry about them anymore.

Why Do I Have a Brown Recluse Spider Infestation?

The main reason is that they want to find shelter in quiet, hidden areas where they can stay out of sight. These spiders love secluded, cluttered, and undisturbed spaces. If you have storage areas, basements, or attics with plenty of hiding spots, they’re likely to make themselves at home.
Brown recluse spiders also need a steady food and water supply. If other pests are around, and there’s enough moisture, they’ll stick around because they’ve found everything they need.
To keep brown recluse spiders from settling in for the long haul, it's a team effort between you and All-American Pest Control. We'll help ensure they don’t stick around!

The All-American Approach to Brown Recluse Spider Control

At All-American Pest Control, we know how stressful it can be to have these spiders in your house or on your property. That’s why we’ve created our brown recluse spider reduction program to target these specific pests.

We offer three levels of service depending on your needs. Our brown recluse reduction service is available in an ultra-low level, low level, and standard level. Choosing the level that’s right for your home depends on how large your infestation is and how thorough you want your service to be. Our customer care team is available and happy to walk you through the various options.

During our brown recluse reduction, we use a variety of methods to reduce the population of these spiders. Our services include inspection, monitoring, material application, habitat reduction, and sometimes alteration of the structure or landscape. Contact us to get started.

Our Services

Are other pests causing problems around your home? You may need one of our other pest control services.

Perimeter Plus Pest Control: Our Perimeter Plus plan covers over 47 common pests.
Advantage Bundle: Our Advantage bundle includes everything in our Perimeter Plus plan and adds comprehensive termite control.
Complete Care Bundle: Need even more pest control? Our Complete Care bundle includes pest control, termite control, and yard pest control.
Green Choice Pest Control: Get eco-friendly pest control that still covers over 47 pests with our Green Choice service.

We're Ready To Help

Call Our Office or Complete the Form To Get Your Customized Quote

Full Name: *

Phone: *

Email: *

When should we call?:

Address:

Zip Code: *

Anything else you want to tell us?:

or call/text us directly (615) 824-8814

Frequently Asked Questions

What Attracts Brown Recluse Spiders Into My House?

Brown recluse spiders are attracted by food, water, and shelter. They eat insects and other spiders, so if you have a lot of pest activity on your property or in your house, they’ll have reason to hang around. Brown recluse spiders like secluded areas, which is why it helps to reduce clutter in and around your house, such as cardboard boxes in storage areas, overgrown shrubs and bushes, and wood piles.

What Time of Year Are Brown Recluse Spiders Most Active?

Brown recluse spiders are most active during the warmest months of the year. You are most likely to see brown recluse activity between April and October.

Does Vinegar Keep Brown Recluse Spiders Away?

Like most pests, brown recluse spiders dislike the scent of vinegar. If you spray it in an area, they may choose to stay away from that area. However, it is highly unlikely that vinegar alone will eliminate a brown recluse problem. These spiders prefer dark, hard-to-reach areas and are often found under insulation or in wall voids. Professional brown recluse spider control is the safest and most effective way to get rid of brown recluse spiders.