Spiders

spidersSpiders in the Northwest

The temperate climate of the Pacific Northwest allows a variety of spiders to thrive year round in and around your home. Our combination of the physical removal of spider webs and egg sacs on your home, and eco-friendly treatments of the interior and exterior ensures that you will not have to deal with any of these unsightly invaders in your home.

domestic_house spiderDomestic House Spider

Facts
Tegenaria domestica, the domestic house spider, is common in both the Northeast and the Northwest, while Tegenaria gigantea, the giant house spider, has been collected to date in the Pacific Northwest and in Winnipeg, Canada. Neither of these two species are known to cause serious bite reactions in humans. T. gigantea has been encountered more frequently than T. agrestis in the last few years.

Our Solution
To ensure that your home remains free of spiders we have designed a two-step service. The first step is they removal of webs and egg sacs from the exterior of your home they second step is the treatment of the perimeter of your homes foundation and any interior areas needed. This service come with a three month warranty period.

What You Can Do
As a homeowner you reduce your chance of encountering spiders in your home by sealing all the cracks and crevices in your home and frequently sweeping the webs and eggs sacs off your home. The best thing you can do though is to get a quarterly pest control service like our Green Tree Service.

hobo_spiderHobo Spider

Facts
The Hobo Spider Tegenaria agrestis, (sometimes called the hobo spider) is a member of the family Agelenidae, commonly called the funnel-web spiders or funnel weavers. These spiders build funnel webs in dark, moist areas, often in basements, and sit in the mouth of the funnel waiting for prey. The funnel opens at both ends, and the web expands outward into a broad, slightly curved sheet. When prey, usually an insect, becomes entangled in the web, vibrations from its struggle alert the spider, which dashes out to bite the prey. The subdued prey is quickly carried into the funnel.  Although this spider was first reported from Seattle in 1930, it did not become common in the Pacific Northwest until the 1960s. In the Pullman-Moscow, Idaho area, it is clearly a prevalent spider in basements and in window wells of houses. It rarely climbs vertical surfaces and is usually found only on the ground or lower floors. These spiders are often referred to as a “aggressive house spider” because it bites with little provocation when cornered or threatened.

Our Solution
To ensure that your home remains free of spiders we have designed a two-step service. The first step is they removal of webs and egg sacs from the exterior of your home they second step is the treatment of the perimeter of your homes foundation and any interior areas needed. This service come with a three month warranty period.

What You Can Do
As a homeowner you reduce your chance of encountering spiders in your home by sealing all the cracks and crevices in your home and frequently sweeping the webs and eggs sacs off your home. The best thing you can do though is to get a quarterly pest control service like our Green Tree Service.

orb_spiderOrb Spiders

Facts
Larinioides sclopetarius, commonly called bridge spider or gray cross spider, is a relatively large orb-weaver spider with holarctic distribution that is often found on structures, especially near lights and over water. The species tends to live on man-made objects and is seldom seen on vegetation

Our Solution
To ensure that your home remains free of spiders we have designed a two-step service. The first step is they removal of webs and egg sacs from the exterior of your home they second step is the treatment of the perimeter of your homes foundation and any interior areas needed. This service come with a three month warranty period.

What You Can Do
As a homeowner you reduce your chance of encountering spiders in your home by sealing all the cracks and crevices in your home and frequently sweeping the webs and eggs sacs off your home. The best thing you can do though is to get a quarterly pest control service like our Green Tree Service.

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