MIddleton
Spiders Control

Living in Middleton, we know what it means to be a good neighbor. You will see many of our residents:

• Actively assisting each other with problems
• Joining one another for walks
• Building helpful structures
• Raising their families
• Actively slurping the innards out of insects

Wait, did I throw you with the last one? Yes, fortunately, or unfortunately, the good neighbor city is home to many species of spiders too. Not all of them are bad news, but some of them we could do without. When you encounter spiders, you do not want to see in places you do not want to encounter them, it is time for Middleton spider control.

Many spiders do their things where they should. One of the best examples of this is the family of spiders known as orb weavers. These are masterful trap-style hunters that build ornate webs that trap flying insects. Because of their nature, they are happy to stay outside and would be quite lost and hungry inside of our homes or businesses. These spiders that help reduce our mosquito and gnat numbers without bothering us tend to control themselves without additional Middleton spider control efforts. 

The two most notorious spiders are: 

• Widow Spiders
• Brown Recluse Spiders

Luckily, Middleton is not a native stomping ground for the Brown Recluse, but we may encounter the northern widow from time to time. These spiders fortunately are pretty timid, hang out in places not frequented by humans, and prefer to flee when a giant-sized person is around to squish them. Most Middleton spider control efforts for widow spiders include regular inspections and reducing clutter.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Some people love watching the erratic motion of the tan or bold jumping spiders. Others nearly lose their mind and are inspired to jump to new heights by a sighting of one of these. 

Other spiders such as the black-footed yellow sac spider enter the ugly realm because of the complexity of their existence. They love to live in our structures without our permission. They are also known to bite from time to time. While they are much less venomous than “The Bad” spiders, their bites are often confused with brown recluse spider bites. This may be because of their propensity to carry pathogens on them that are likely to infect one of their bite sites. 

The host of spiders that fall in the ugly classification are the culprits for most Middleton spider control efforts. These efforts help restore: 

• Balance
• Aesthetics 
• Peace of mind

Spiders take a special touch to control. As arachnids, they do not respond to pesticides the way that insects do. Whether you have a few 8-legged squatters you want to evict or simply don’t want to have to think about them, we have the tools to help out. Reach out to one of our arachnid specialists at Rove Pest Control to put together your custom Middleton spider control plan today. Then we can all get back to being the good neighbors we all know we are.