The Brown Widow, Woodlouse, Cellar and Common House spiders are found throughout the U.S. - and occasionally they require control measuresMore>>

In the late 19th century in the United States, spiders were not considered to be causes of medical concern. At that point, the black widow gained notoriety for causing severe medical problems.More>>

Reports of Brown Recluse spider bites are on the rise in the southeast, although this menacing pest with the characteristic dark brown violin marking is not commonly found in this part of the country.More>>

The brown recluse spider is an urban pest, similar to pigeons, rats and cockroaches in that its number increase in association with humans.More>>

The new Termidor labels allow for the usage of Termidor to treat additional perimeter pests; offer more flexible application options for PMPs using the product for pre-construction treatments; and further define applications made for the purpose of protecting structures from termite infestation.More>>

Spiders are eight-legged arthropods that can become nuisance pests when they are found around residences and businesses. There are an estimated 35,000 species of spiders worldwide, with about 2,500 species found in North America.More>>

California approves amendments for additional nuisance pests, stored product pests, bed bugs, cockroaches and pre-construction termite treatments.More>>

Misidentification of brown recluse spiders and associated bites runs rampant.More>>

Spiders are gifted, fascinating creatures, no doubt, and they're as patient and persistent as they are diverse. They also happen to be major pests to American households and businesses alike.More>>

According to Fort Payne, Ala., Cook's Pest Control Service Manager Tony Bridges, the company has treated more places for spiders this year than ever before.More>>