Spider Control

Do you ever wonder how those pest control services kill those creepy-crawlies? Many, if not most, of us have already encountered pests in our lives. Some of us may not consider it a pest unless it causes damage to our property. Thus, having one or two roaming around is still considered normal rather than detrimental (although it’s not hygienic). However, at some point these pests seem to multiply themselves in no time or call out the whole clan to have a vacation in your house/property, or simply see your property as their future home, trying to oust you from your own territory. Well, they could very well do that if you fail to manage the problem. Best thing to do is call up pest control services.

Many of these spiders are cytotoxic and so they will bite you with a cytotoxin. Many of the domestic spiders, though not all, are aggressive and that’s why they bite. These bites can be nasty or fatal and will cause decay on areas that are bitten. Many of these bites can cause infection that is why they need to be taken care of immediately. It would be best to get rid of spiders at your house all together to avoid getting bitten by them. Some of the domestic spiders you should watch out for include the orb spiders and black widows.

What can homeowners do to protect themselves? The best pest control strategy for deterring a spider infestation, is to reduce the pest population of other insects (food source); from inside the house or building. This approach encourages spider intruders to leave your dwelling, in search for a more dependable food supply; outside of the home.

“SPIDERS ARE SCARY! So Contact a Professional Pest Control Company Before They Reproduce!” ~ Ground Up Pest Management

1.  Install snug-fitting screens, on all windows and doors. It is also recommended, that you install door sweeps; as well.
2. Seal or caulk cracks and crevices where spiders/insects could enter the house or building.
3. Install yellow/sodium vapor light bulbs outside, to attract fewer insects; for spiders to feed upon.
4. Tape the edges of cardboard boxes to prevent spider/insect entry.
5. Use plastic bags (sealed) to store loose items in the garage, basement and attic.
6. Remove old boxes, unused clothing, wood/rock piles, trash and other unwanted items.
7. Eliminate clutter in closets, basements, attics, garages, and outbuildings.
8. Do not stack wood against the house.
9. Clean up dead insects.
10. Dust and vacuum thoroughly to remove spiders, webs, and egg sacs (dispose of the vacuum bag in a sealed container outside).

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Brisbane Pest Management
433 Logan Rd Greenslopes QLD 4120
(07) 3088 7733