House spiders, wolf spiders, black widows, brown recluses, and sun spiders, all covered.
If you keep knocking down webs and they keep coming back, you don't have a web problem, you have a food problem. Our spider service treats every common Arizona spider in one program: house and wolf spiders, black widows, brown and desert recluses, and sun spiders (also called camel spiders or wind scorpions).
Exterior perimeter treatment with a residual spider product.
Web sweeping of eaves, soffits, and porch corners during every visit.
Targeted treatment of black widow harborage, block walls, water meters, irrigation boxes, garage corners, and meter boxes, with web and egg-sac removal where accessible.
Recluse work focused on storage areas, attics, garages, and woodpiles. We'll honestly identify whether you actually have a recluse, most "brown recluse" sightings in AZ are wolf spiders or sun spiders.
Sun spider knockdown by reducing prey pests and treating the perimeter and exterior lighting they hunt around. Sun spiders aren't venomous, just terrifying.
Interior crack-and-crevice work in garages, closets, and storage areas as needed.
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New webs will appear over time, which is why we sweep on every visit and keep a residual barrier in place. Customers on a recurring plan see dramatically fewer webs between services.
Black widow bites need medical attention, especially for kids, the elderly, and pets. Most healthy adults recover fully with treatment, but the bite is no joke. We treat the harborage areas, block walls, water meters, garages, to keep them away from the family in the first place.
Probably not. True brown recluse spiders are uncommon in Arizona, the desert recluse is native, but most spiders called "brown recluse" here are wolf spiders, sun spiders, or other harmless species. We're happy to ID a sample for you before recommending any specialized treatment.
No. Sun spiders, also called camel spiders, wind scorpions, or solifugids, aren't true spiders or scorpions and aren't venomous to humans or pets. They're fast, large, and aggressive-looking, which is most of the problem.
