1139 Reviews
Practical Tips for Spider Control
Dealing with spiders is something we all face at some point. Here in Tennessee, these eight-legged visitors are some of the most common pests to make their way into our homes. Knowing what to do when they appear can save you a lot of stress!
For many of us, the go-to solution is pretty simple: spot a spider or web, and you get rid of it (whatever that looks like). While that might work for the occasional creepy crawler, seeing spiders regularly means it’s time for a more effective plan. That’s where All-American Pest Control comes in. We’re here to help you take care of those spider problems quickly and thoroughly, so you can get back to enjoying your home spider-free!
Why Do I Have a Spider Infestation?
Sometimes, spiders make their way into your home purely by accident—they find a small opening like a garage door or window screen gap and wander in. Other times, they’re on the hunt for food, water, or a cozy place to stay. Extreme weather—whether it’s too hot, cold, wet, or dry—can also drive spiders indoors in search of comfort. And if you’ve got other pests hanging around, spiders might see your home as a convenient buffet. Porch lights or damp or humid areas can be especially inviting to them. In this way, a spider problem can point to other underlying conditions.
At All-American, we’re here to help. We’ll not only figure out how big the problem is, but also uncover why the spiders are showing up in the first place and take the steps needed to solve it for good.
The All-American Approach to Spider Control
Because spiders are a common problem for homeowners, almost all spider species are included in our Perimeter Plus pest control plan. We will protect your home from spiders and over 47 other common pests with our pest and spider control services.
Our Perimeter Plus plan is a year-round, quarterly service that begins by removing spider webs around the exterior of your home up to 20 feet high. Next, we apply a perimeter treatment to keep pests, including spiders, from entering your house. Finally, in the warm months, we provide a misting treatment to keep mosquito populations and other flying pests low, and in the winter we apply a granular treatment for added protection. Interior treatments are available upon request and free re-treatments are included if you have an issue between scheduled treatments.
If brown recluse spiders are a problem on your property, you’ll want to take advantage of our brown recluse reduction service. This service is specifically designed to target brown recluse spiders through monitoring, inspection, treatment, habitat reduction, and more.
Our Other Pest Control Services
Whatever your pest problems, All-American Pest Control has the solutions!
-
Perimeter Plus: Get coverage for over 47 common pests with this popular home pest control plan.
-
Advantage Bundle: Take advantage of the bundling power that combines pest control for over 47 pests with total termite control.
-
Complete Care Bundle: Our Complete Care bundle includes everything in the Advantage bundle and adds yard pest control for fleas, ticks, chiggers, and fire ants.
-
Green Pest Control: For effective pest control that is eco-friendly, our green pest control is the best choice.
Reach out today if you suspect spiders or other pests in your home, we're here to help!
We're Ready To Help
Call Our Office or Complete the Form To Get Your Customized Quote
Frequently Asked Questions
What Do Spiders Look Like?
Spiders are arachnids. They vary in size depending on their particular species, but all have 2-segmented bodies and eight legs. Their coloring also varies. Many are black, brown, or gray to blend into their surroundings, but some are more colorful. If you want to identify a specific spider, visit our Pest ID page for common ones in our area.
What Deters Spiders?
Preventing spiders from getting into your house can be accomplished by being proactive. Try these spider prevention tips:
-
Seal all entry points into your house, especially around the garage
-
Reduce moisture inside and outside your house
-
Address other pest problems to decrease the spiders’ food source
-
Remove yard debris and clutter around the exterior of your house
-
Reduce clutter inside your home including the garage and attic
-
Cut back foliage and branches so they don’t touch the sides of your house
All of these suggestions will make it less likely that spiders will get inside.
How To Get Rid of Spiders Permanently?
In order to get rid of spiders for good, you need routine pest control. With year-round spider control services from All-American Pest Control, you won’t have to worry about spiders in your home anymore.
Why Does My Home Have So Many Spiders?
It’s not uncommon to find a spider or two in your house. However, if spiders move in permanently, you could end up with a much larger issue. Spiders can lay hundreds of eggs at a time. If those eggs hatch inside your house, most of those spiders will remain there. While some spiders may be good “pest control” by eating other little unwanted insects, they reproduce quickly and leave droppings in every corner they occupy. For large spider infestations, contact All-American to get your space back and spider-free.
