Spider Control in Fort Worth 

Keep Your Home and Family Safe from Unwanted Spiders

Discovering spiders in your Fort Worth home can be unsettling, especially with the knowledge that dangerous species like the Black Widow and Brown Recluse are native to our area. Beyond the potential threat, the constant appearance of unsightly webs can make your home feel unclean and uncomfortable for your family.

At Western Exterminating, we have protected local homes for over 65 years. Our team is expertly trained to handle all types of spider infestations, using targeted, family-safe methods. We are dedicated to removing these unwelcome pests and restoring your sense of security and peace of mind.

Remove unwanted spiders from your home. Call (817) 391-4576 or contact us online for expert Spider Control.

Common Spiders in the Fort Worth Area

While most spiders are harmless and beneficial to the ecosystem, some species found in North Texas can pose a significant health risk. Knowing how to identify the spiders you encounter is the first step toward ensuring your family's safety and taking appropriate action when necessary.

• Black Widow: Easily identified by the shiny black body and the distinct red hourglass marking on the underside of the female's abdomen. They prefer dark, undisturbed areas like woodpiles, sheds, and cluttered garages.
• Brown Recluse: Typically light to dark brown with a violin-shaped marking on its back. This spider is reclusive, hiding in dark, dry places such as closets, attics, and behind furniture.
• Wolf Spider: A large, hairy spider that is often brown or gray. Unlike many spiders, they hunt for their prey instead of catching it in a web and are commonly found on the ground.
• Common House Spider: Small and brownish-gray, these are the spiders most often responsible for building tangled webs in the corners of rooms, windows, and attics.

Given the difficulty in distinguishing between species and the potential danger, it is always safest to have any concerning spider presence evaluated and handled by a trained professional.

Our Strategic Approach to Spider Management

At Western Exterminating, we know that effective spider control is more than just spraying a visible web. Our comprehensive strategy is designed to eliminate the current population, remove their habitats, and prevent them from returning, ensuring long-term protection for your property.

• Thorough Property Inspection: Our certified technicians begin by inspecting your home's interior and exterior to identify the spider species, locate nesting areas, and assess for conditions that attract them, including other pest activity.
• Targeted Web Removal and Treatment: We physically remove all accessible spider webs, egg sacs, and nests from areas like eaves, doorways, and window sills. We then apply targeted, low-impact products to key areas to eliminate active spiders.
• Creating a Protective Exterior Barrier: The key to long-term control is prevention. We apply a protective barrier around the foundation of your home, as well as around windows, doors, and other potential entry points to deter spiders from getting inside.
• Controlling the Food Source: Spiders go where there is food. As part of our Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach, we will identify and help manage the populations of other insects that are attracting spiders to your property.

Our multi-faceted approach ensures we are not just treating a symptom, but solving the root cause of your spider problem.

Beyond the Webs: The Need for Professional Spider Control

Dealing with spiders requires more than just a broom and a can of store-bought spray. The greatest risk lies in misidentification; a seemingly harmless spider could be a venomous Black Widow or Brown Recluse, and attempting to handle it yourself can increase the chance of a bite.

Furthermore, a noticeable spider population is often a clear sign of a larger, underlying pest issue. Spiders are predators, and their presence indicates that your home is providing a steady food supply of other insects like flies, ants, or crickets that also need to be addressed.

DIY contact sprays fail to provide a lasting solution. They don't affect eggs and do not create a protective barrier to stop new spiders from entering. Professional control offers a comprehensive strategy that addresses safety, exclusion, and the entire pest ecosystem for true peace of mind.

Why Fort Worth Chooses Us for Spider Control

When it comes to protecting your home from spiders, you need a service with proven expertise and a commitment to safety. At Western Exterminating, we have spent over 65 years building our reputation as Fort Worth's trusted pest control partner, delivering reliable solutions that our customers count on.

Here's what sets our spider control service apart:

• Local Venomous Spider Expertise: With decades of experience in the DFW area, our team is highly skilled in identifying and safely managing local dangerous spiders, including Black Widows and Brown Recluses.
• Certified and Knowledgeable Technicians: Our staff includes Associate Certified Entomologists who bring a scientific understanding of spider behavior to every job, ensuring we use the most effective strategies.
• Family and Pet-Safe Methods: As a fully licensed and insured company, your family's safety is our priority. We use targeted IPM techniques and products designed to be tough on spiders but safe for your loved ones.
• A Comprehensive Management Plan: We do more than just spray. Our service includes web and egg sac removal, creating a preventative exterior barrier, and advising on how to reduce the insect populations that attract spiders.
• Guaranteed Peace of Mind: We are committed to solving your pest problem completely. Our service is built on integrity and a promise to deliver the effective, lasting results your family deserves.

Our dedicated team provides a thorough and professional service designed to keep your home comfortable, safe, and free from spiders.

Don't live with unwanted spiders. Call the experienced team at (817) 391-4576 or contact us online for immediate help.