Spider Control in Pueblo, CO

How to Identify Spider

• Eight legs and two body segments
• Multiple eyes (usually 6-8)
• Size ranges from tiny to several inches with legs
• Black widows are shiny black with red hourglass marking
• Wolf spiders are large and hairy, often brown or gray

Signs of Infestation

• Spider webs in corners, ceilings, and basements
• Egg sacs attached to webs or surfaces
• Seeing spiders regularly, especially at night
• High populations of insects (spider food source)
• Finding shed spider skins

Health Risks & Dangers

• Black widow bites can cause severe pain and illness
• Most spider bites cause only minor irritation
• Allergic reactions possible in some individuals
• Fear and anxiety (arachnophobia)

Prevention Tips

• Remove clutter in basements, garages, and storage areas
• Seal cracks and gaps around the home
• Use yellow bug lights outdoors to reduce insects
• Keep firewood stored away from the house
• Shake out clothing and shoes before wearing
• Regular dusting and vacuuming to remove webs

Our Treatment Approach

Spider control involves treating areas where spiders harbor and addressing the insects they feed on. We apply residual treatments in cracks, corners, and around the exterior. Web removal and dust applications in attics and crawl spaces are often included. Reducing the overall insect population helps control spider numbers long-term.