Spider Control in West Palm Beach, FL

Wolf spiders, cellar spiders, and the occasional widow — Florida's humidity keeps them coming. We clear webs, treat harborage areas, and cut off the food source that's drawing them in.

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What To Look For

Signs You Have a Spider Problem

Webs in corners and window sillsNew webs reappearing within days of clearing them usually means an active spider is re-establishing nearby, not a one-time visitor.

Egg sacs tucked in undisturbed areasSmall silk sacs in garages, closets, or under furniture — each one can hold dozens of spiderlings.

More spiders after darkSpiders follow prey. A jump in sightings at night often means other insects are active in the same space.

Spiders in dark, low-traffic areasGarages, closets, and under sinks are classic harborage spots where spiders go undisturbed for weeks.

Our Approach

How We Treat Spiders

Inspect

We identify species present and trace activity back to entry points, webs, and harborage areas — garages, eaves, closets.

Treat The Source

Perimeter barrier treatment plus targeted interior spot treatment in closets, garages, and other harborage points.

Clear Webs & Egg Sacs

Existing webs and egg sacs are removed as part of the service, not just the active spiders.

Follow-Up

Ongoing bimonthly service keeps the perimeter barrier fresh so spiders don't just move back in.

Common Questions

Spider Control FAQ

Are the spiders in my house dangerous?

Most spiders found indoors in South Florida — wolf spiders, cellar spiders — are harmless and even help control other insects. Widow spiders do occur in the area, which is why we treat for all species regardless, not just the ones that look concerning.

Why do I keep finding spiders even after clearing the webs?

Spiders follow their food source. If other insects are active in your home, spiders will keep showing up no matter how many webs you clear. Our treatment addresses both the spiders and the insect activity drawing them in.

Do you treat inside the house or just outside?

Both. We apply a perimeter barrier outside and spot-treat interior harborage areas — closets, garages, under sinks — where spiders actually nest.