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How to get rid of spiders in the house

1. Book spider control service

The pest controller will inspect the property for spider infestations or identify the species present. Spider control requires only one visit, so once the exterminator assesses the severity of the infestation & the treatment will begin.

2. Spider control treatment

We recommend you and your family leave the property for a few hours, along with any pets you may have. To allow the chemicals to settle, the house should be empty for a few hours after treatment.

3. Monitoring

Two follow-up visits are included if you book with a three-month guarantee. After the second visit, the pest technician inspects the property again. A second spider treatment is applied if necessary.

4. Spider prevention

The pest technician will provide you with helpful tips on how to prevent future spider infestations. Peppermint oil, horse chestnuts, and white vinegar sprays can help reduce the risk of spider infestation.

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Spiders aren't usually considered pests. Even so, there are still many people who don't like the idea of creepy-crawlies invading their homes. Generally, the spiders you find hanging from your window aren't poisonous, but there are some types, like the false widow, that you shouldn't let into your house.

The UK is home to approximately 650 species of spiders. Insects and other prey in homes make spiders want to come inside homes. If the spider infestation is severe, we recommend putting the vacuum cleaner down and calling a spider control professional.

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Preparing for spider control treatment

There are a few things you need to do around the house before a pest controller comes to resolve an infestation. You should also follow a few post-service steps.

Before spider treatment:

All pets, including fish, should be removed from the premises
Vacuum all areas that need to be treated thoroughly

After spider treatment:

Wait at least two hours before entering the property
Upon entering the house, open the windows for at least 10-15 minutes
Do not vacuum the treated area for a minimum of 4 days

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Frequently asked questions

Who to call to get rid of a spider?

To get rid of spiders, you can call our professional pest control service at 033 0320 0547. Our spider control services offer spider removal, including treatment and advice on prevention.

How to remove a spider infestation?

To remove a spider infestation, start by thoroughly cleaning your home, removing webs, egg sacs, and clutter where spiders may hide. Seal cracks, gaps, and windows to prevent entry, and reduce outdoor lighting that attracts insects (spiders' food source). For persistent infestations, call 033 0320 0547.

What attracted spiders to my house?

Spiders are primarily attracted to houses for food, shelter, and suitable living conditions. In particular, they prefer areas with insects (their food source), clutter, dampness, and secluded, dark areas. Moreover, spiders may seek shelter from harsh weather or enter through cracks and openings.

Can pest control get rid of spiders in your house?

London spider exterminator use targeted treatments such as insecticidal sprays, dusts, and perimeter barriers to eliminate spiders and reduce their food sources. Ongoing prevention advice and follow-up treatments may also be offered to keep them from returning.

What do spider hate?

Spiders hate strong scents like peppermint, citrus, eucalyptus, vinegar, and tea tree oil. They also dislike clean, clutter-free environments where there are fewer hiding spots and less prey. Regular cleaning and using natural repellents can help keep them away.

Are spiders in the UK dangerous?

The common varieties that tend to live in houses will not bite unless they are provoked. However, be very wary of false widow spiders, as their bite can cause severe swelling and discomfort.