Webs in every corner, egg sacs in the basement, and spiders darting across your walls — spider problems are frustrating and persistent. We eliminate existing populations, remove webs and egg sacs, and treat the perimeter to keep new spiders from moving in.
We physically remove existing webs, egg sacs, and nesting sites — not just spray and leave.
Barrier treatments around your home's exterior stop spiders before they get inside.
Targeted treatments that eliminate spiders while remaining safe for your family and pets.
Local knowledge of Wisconsin spider species and their seasonal behavior patterns.
Most Wisconsin spiders are harmless, but that doesn't make them welcome guests. Here are the species we control most often.
The most common indoor spider. They build messy webs in corners, basements, and ceilings. Harmless but unsightly — and their webs collect dust and debris.
Also called "daddy longlegs." They thrive in damp basements and crawl spaces, building loose webs in corners. Their long legs and rapid movement unsettle most homeowners.
Large, fast, hairy spiders that hunt on the ground rather than building webs. They enter homes in fall seeking warmth. Their size and speed make them especially alarming.
Yellowish spiders that build silken retreats in corners, ceiling joints, and behind furniture. They are active hunters at night and can deliver a painful bite.
Rare in Wisconsin but occasionally found in transported goods. Their bite can cause serious tissue damage. If you suspect a brown recluse, call us immediately for identification.
Each egg sac can contain 100–300 spiderlings. Removing egg sacs is critical to preventing population explosions — our treatment includes physical removal of all visible sacs.
The same creatures we treat indoors are doing important work outdoors — pollinating, controlling pests, and keeping Northeast Wisconsin's ecosystems in balance. Learn why they matter and how to coexist.
Effective spider control requires more than just spraying. We remove webs and egg sacs, treat harborage areas, and create a protective barrier.
We identify spider species, locate webs, egg sacs, and harborage areas — basements, attics, crawl spaces, and exterior perimeters.
We physically remove all visible webs, egg sacs, and nesting sites. This eliminates the next generation before it hatches.
We apply treatment to cracks, crevices, baseboards, and harborage areas where spiders hide and hunt — eliminating the current population.
We treat your home's exterior — foundation, eaves, windows, and doors — creating a barrier that prevents new spiders from entering.
Tired of webs in every corner? Call us today for a thorough spider inspection and treatment. We'll remove existing webs and egg sacs and create a barrier to keep new spiders out.