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Why Hire a Professional Spider Exterminator in your area?

Spiders play a vital role in local ecosystems by controlling pest populations, aiding pollination, and supporting biodiversity. But that doesn’t mean they are welcome inside your home—some species are dangerous and may infest properties, causing concern for homeowners. If a spider population becomes overwhelming, call a spider exterminator. Eradicare Pest Solutions can help restore your property to a safe environment.

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Most Common Types of Spiders in NC and TN.

Black Widow

The black widow spider is one of the most medically significant spiders found in North Carolina and Tennessee. Black widows are shiny black with a distinctive red hourglass marking on the underside of the abdomen. They prefer dark, undisturbed areas such as crawlspaces, garages, woodpiles, and sheds. Black widow bites are rare but can cause severe muscle pain and cramping. These spiders usually enter structures while seeking shelter and are most often encountered when their webs are disturbed.

Wolf Spider

The wolf spider is a very common outdoor spider that frequently wanders indoors. Wolf spiders are large, fast-moving, and brown or gray with striped markings. Unlike web-building spiders, wolf spiders hunt on the ground and are often seen running across floors. They are harmless to humans and rarely bite. Wolf spiders usually enter homes accidentally while hunting insects or during changes in weather.

Brown Recluse

The brown recluse spider is common in Tennessee and less common but present in parts of North Carolina. Brown recluses are light to dark brown and have a violin-shaped marking on their back. They prefer quiet, low-traffic areas such as closets, basements, storage boxes, and attics. Brown recluse bites may start painless but can develop into tissue damage over time. These spiders are typically brought into living spaces through stored items or cluttered areas.

House Spider

The house spider is one of the most common spiders found indoors. House spiders are small to medium-sized and usually brown or tan with long, thin legs. They build messy webs in corners, basements, garages, and around windows. House spiders feed on other insects and are harmless to humans. They often enter homes through small cracks, doors, and windows or are already present in structures year-round.

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We have experience servicing nationally recognized food and retail brands. We always provide complete, organized and audit ready pest management documentation, including service records, site maps, trend reports, corrective actions, and chemical usage logs in alignment with SQF code requirements.

Eradicare’s Spider Management Process

At Eradicare Pest Management, we deliver high-quality, thorough, and long-lasting solutions for every pest service we provide. Finding pests inside or outside your home means the conditions are right for other pests to invade. Insects like can use the same cracks in walls and gaps in weather stripping to get into a house. Pests can also be a consistent food source for other pests as well.

Here’s how Eradicare eliminates spiderss from your property and stops them from coming back:

Identification, Treatment, and Prevention

Spider Inspection

An Eradicare team number will inspect your property, identify nesting areas and entry points, and identify what draws them to your property.

We treat all varieties of spiders, the most common spiders include:

  • Black Widows

  • Brown Recluses

  • Wolf Spiders

  • House Spiders

Spider Treatments

At Eradicare, we customize our treatments to fit your needs. A few things we do for your pest control plan are:

  • Web Removal

    We’ll remove webs to disrupt spider lifecycles and expose them to targeted treatment..

  • Liquid Application

    A long-lasting treatment will help to reduce spider activity inside and outside.

  • Reduce Other Insects

    We will also address insect populations on your property. By eliminating the insects that spiders feed on, we naturally lower the spider population.

Spider Prevention

At Eradicare, we aim to provide long-term pest control solutions that keep your home free of spiders after treatment. We begin by identifying the conditions that attract spiders in the first place.

Stacked wood near your home, indoor compost piles, and damp, cluttered areas create the ideal environment for spiders and other pests to thrive. As temperatures drop in the fall, spiders are even more likely to seek shelter indoors. Consistently implementing pest control and preventive measures during the warmer months can help you avoid an infestation when the weather cools.

Web removal is also a crucial aspect of our treatment process. Removing spiders' webs makes your home less welcoming, encouraging them to move outdoors and away from your living space.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • There are various steps involved with treating a spider infestation, but treatment always starts with a detailed inspection. The Thorn team will review the exterior of the building and identify areas that are conducive to fostering spiders, and search for entry points if spiders are making their way inside a building.

    We will make recommendations for both spider removal and spider control to mitigate the infestation. While there are spider sprays available on the market, the most common treatments we recommend involve removing webs, reducing the food supply by controlling the presence of insects that spiders eat, and sealing entry points.

  • Yes! Contact us for an estimate today and we’ll be happy to provide a detailed inspection with recommendations for how to control a spider infestation and prevent them from returning.

  • To control spider infestations, our knowledgeable team offers the following:

    • Exclusion

    • Spider web removal

    • Elimination of spider food sources (usually other pests)

    • Recommendations for exterior lighting at night

    • Removal of clutter or storage next to structures

    • Preventive pest control treatments

  • Pricing can vary based on the type of infestation you have, and whether it’s necessary to provide ongoing treatment. It costs $149 for a single spider control service from Eradicare, and we offer additional programs starting from $59 per month.

  • Spiders are super successful and can be found almost everywhere. That being said, there are things that attract spiders like a plentiful supply of other insects, clutter, exterior lighting that attracts flying insects, and think vegetation.

  • Spiders are extremely common in Utah. It is estimated that up to 1 million spiders can live on an acre of land! Luckily most of these spiders are not pests and help with insect control. There are a few species of spiders that are more prone to invade homes and become a pest. These include black widow spiders, wolf spiders, house spiders, and brown recluse spiders.

    • Black widow spiders

    • Wolf spiders

    • Yellow sac spiders

    • Woodlouse spiders

    • Jumping spiders

    • Orb weaving spiders

    • Grass spiders

    • House spiders

    • Cellar Spiders

    • Brown Recluse Spiders

  • The best way to keep spiders out of your home is to improve exclusion (sealing up the home). You can also prevent spiders from coming indoors if you discourage them from coming near the house. Clear piles of clutter from around the exterior of the home or building, and remove webs as they’re formed.

    Whether it's a black widow spider, brown recluse, or even a common spider, we understand how troubling it can be to have spiders in your home or business, and we can help.

  • Everyone has a different tolerance and comfort level with spiders. The fear of spiders or arachnophobia is one of the top 10 phobias that humans have. So with that being said, you should call a professional when your tolerance or threshold for spiders has been exceeded. For some people this will be one spider and for others this won’t be until seeing a spider becomes a regular occurrence. Businesses should also consider the variety of tolerances of their guests or patrons. Spiders make many people very uncomfortable and may cause a client to have a bad experience. Spiders in the work place also may not be tolerated.