Tips for a quarterly spider service program
Most arthropods, including spiders, do not want to be inside the structure. Thus, exclusion practices are the first step to prevent intrusion. Read more»3 signs of spiders to look for during inspections
To prevent a spider infestation, look for these three telltale signs during your initial inspection that one is likely to occur soon, if it hasn’t already. Read more»Use prey management for effective spider control
If spider activity is common, they must have access to a population of prey. Effective spider control starts with effective prey management. Read more»Get customers involved in spider prevention
I remember dealing with spiders a lot when I was a tech, especially in neighborhoods with wooded or grassy areas near a creek. Imagine a home sitting on a hillside with lush vegetation, landscape lighting, and large trees touching the... Read more»Control tips for difficult spiders
One common question I get from pest management professionals (PMPs) is “why are spiders so difficult to control?” The answer, though, is not an easy one to explain for three big reasons: We rely on pests’ grooming practices to help... Read more»
Test your knowledge of spiders
See how well you and your team know and understand spiders with this tech test. Read more»3 treatment tips to eliminate spider callbacks
No one wants to see spiders crawling around their homes. The next time you’re treating for spiders, eliminate callbacks by following these three “T’s” to ensure they aren’t making their way inside. Read more»
Spider control solutions
We spoke with seven industry suppliers about their strategies, products and upcoming innovations for successful spider management. Read more»