Phoenix Spider Control

Professional Residential & Commercial Spider Control Services

Discovering spiders in your home or business can be unsettling. After all, no one likes seeing spiders creep across floors. While most spiders are technically harmless to humans, seeing one too many can be the sign of a bigger problem. If you spot a venomous spider like the black widow, you absolutely need to call in professionals to safely handle the issue.

Burns Pest Elimination is a family-owned and -operated company that provides integrated pest management solutions. Our insured pest control experts are familiar with the spider species that frequent the region, know how to effectively eliminate them, and understand how to keep them from coming back. With decades of experience, we are confident we can restore your peace of mind using products that are safe for people and pets. Ask about our satisfaction guarantee!

Call (702) 710-8675 or contact us online if you need reliable spider control in Phoenix. We offer same-day support and free estimates.

Types of Spider Control Methods We Use

Our approach to spider control considers the types of spiders involved, the severity of the infestation, and the specific layout of your home or business. We can assess the factors contributing to your spider problem and then select the most effective methods to address it while always keeping the safety of your building occupants and any pets in mind. Our team combines various techniques to provide a comprehensive solution that not only removes existing spiders but also helps prevent future infestations.

Our comprehensive approach to a spider infestation often involves:

• Exterior perimeter treatments. We can apply a targeted product to the foundation of your home or business and around windows, doors, and other potential entry points. This creates a barrier that spiders are unable to cross, preventing them from getting inside. We can also treat outdoor areas where spiders tend to hide, such as under eaves, in bushes, and in rock beds, to reduce their population around your property.
• Interior treatments. Our team can apply products to cracks and crevices, behind appliances, and in other secluded spots where spiders are likely to hide. We may also use dusting products in voids and attics where spiders are nesting. Our goal is to remove the spiders currently in your home or business and make the indoor environment less hospitable for them.
• Web and egg sac removal. Our technicians can physically remove hard-to-reach webs and egg sacs from both the interior and exterior of your property. We can use specialized tools to reach high corners, eaves, and other tough-to-access areas.
• Exclusion. After we complete a thorough treatment, our experts can identify common entry points. We frequently recommend sealing cracks and crevices in your foundation, repairing torn window screens, and filling gaps around doors and windows. Our team may also recommend adjusting things like weather stripping to create a tighter seal.
• Habitat modification. Long-term spider control involves more than just chemical treatments. We can also help you with habitat modification. This involves advising you on things you can do to make your property less attractive to spiders. This can include trimming back overgrown bushes and tree branches touching your home, reducing clutter in your yard and garage, and replacing outdoor lighting with bulbs that don't attract insects (the spiders' food source).

How Should I Prepare for a Spider Control Service?

There are several things you can do to help us treat your property as efficiently and effectively as possible. Start by decluttering your space, both indoors and outdoors. This involves removing any items, like boxes, toys, or stored materials, from the floors and corners of rooms, as well as from areas like garages, basements, and storage sheds. Exercise caution, as spiders love to hide in these cluttered spots. Clearing them out allows us to access and treat all potential nesting areas. 

We also ask that you clear out the spaces beneath and behind furniture, appliances, and large equipment. Pulling these items a few inches away from the walls gives us the necessary access to treat all the nooks and crannies where spiders and their egg sacs might be hiding.