Spider Control in Modesto

Spiders are a common household pest that can find their way into your home with relative ease. While most spiders are typically harmless and small, there are others that can be large, harmful, or even frightening. No matter the species, spiders can be concerning when they appear in large numbers and begin putting up webs in your garage, storage areas, or basement. Best Pest Management can help tackle spider issues both big and small across the Central Valley. We’ll help you find a solution that will keep them off your property all year round.

We will perform a detailed inspection and assessment of your property, pinpoint the reasons spiders are targeting your home, and present you with a customized solution. We use the latest and greatest in pesticides, techniques, and equipment to ensure our treatments are done quickly and effectively. Since 2018, we have served Modesto and the surrounding areas with high-quality pest control expertise while prioritizing friendly customer service. It’s because of our work ethic and commitment to excellence that we were voted Best in 209. Experience our difference by giving us a call.

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We Treat All Types of Spider Problems

As mentioned earlier, there are many different types of spiders that can venture into the home. Some are harmless but others can be dangerous. Even a single dangerous spider found in your house should warrant giving a professional a call. We have successfully eliminated many different varieties of spiders from Modesto homes and can confidently treat big or small invasions.

Some of the spiders we commonly encounter include:

• Black widow spiders: Regarded as one of the most dangerous spiders in the world due to its venomous bite, black widows can easily be differentiated from other spiders due to their signature red marking on the underside of their body.
• Wolf spiders: Wolf spiders can sometimes be confused with tarantulas because of their large, brownish-colored, hairy appearance. They are not aggressive and are known for living underground rather than spinning webs.
• Cellar spiders: Nicknamed “daddy long legs,” cellar spiders have delicate legs and are relatively harmless but can be annoying due to their web spinning habits in areas of darkness and seclusion.
• House spiders: As their name indicates, these spiders are commonly found in homes, particularly around the cooler months in search of a warm place to stay.