Spider Control in Parkland, FL

Spider Control in Parkland

Parkland homes are built for outdoor living — screened pool cages, large covered lanais, summer kitchens and play sets — and those are exactly the spots spiders like best. Golden silk and orb-weaver spiders stretch webs across the top of a pool enclosure, while brown widows, the species we take most seriously, tuck their spiky egg sacs under patio furniture, railings, grills and the underside of mailboxes.

Spiders are a sign of other insects. They set up where their food is, which on a Parkland lot usually means around exterior lighting, soffits and the landscaping that draws flying insects at night. That is why we both knock down the webs and treat the insect activity feeding them, so the pool cage and lanai stay clear instead of filling back in week after week.

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Signs You Have a Problem

• Webs across the top corners and screen door of the pool cage
• Spiky, round egg sacs under patio furniture, railings or the grill — a brown widow sign
• Orb webs between shrubs, soffits and screen enclosures in the morning dew
• Lots of small insects swarming exterior and landscape lights at night
• Webbing and spiders in the garage, around door frames and storage areas
• Spiders reappearing within days of knocking the webs down yourself

How Arrest-A-Pest Treats It

1. 1

   Lanai, cage and perimeter inspection

   We check the pool enclosure, lanai, eaves, soffits, outdoor kitchen and patio furniture for active webs, egg sacs and brown widow harborage.

2. 2

   De-webbing

   We physically knock down and remove webs and egg sacs from the enclosure and eaves, which immediately reduces the population and the surfaces they rebuild on.

3. 3

   Targeted residual treatment

   We treat the corners, tracks, eaves and harborage points of the cage and lanai where spiders travel and rest.

4. 4

   Food-source reduction

   We treat the flying and crawling insects spiders feed on and recommend lighting changes so the outdoor living area stops attracting their prey.

5. 5

   Recurring prevention

   Because spiders keep migrating in from the landscaping, a recurring visit with de-webbing is what keeps a Parkland pool cage clear long term.

Why Parkland Chooses Arrest-A-Pest

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