North Texas Spider Control
Professional Spider Control for Homes & Businesses
Effective spider control is more than just clearing a single web. Spiders are predators that follow their food sources; where there is high insect activity, spiders are sure to follow. At Myles Pest Services, we take a comprehensive approach, providing services for both residential and commercial properties across North Texas that focus on reducing indoor activity and securing entry points.
Our process emphasizes clear communication and solutions tailored to your specific property. We offer transparent pricing, free inspections, and the peace of mind that comes with our satisfaction guarantee. If activity returns between visits, re-service is included.
Call (817) 402-2852 or contact us online to schedule a free inspection for North Texas spider control today.
How We Manage Spider Activity
Our approach focuses on addressing both visible activity and the conditions that allow spiders to settle in. We begin with a careful inspection of your property, identifying areas where spiders are entering, building webs, or finding food sources. Treatments are applied thoughtfully to common harborage zones, entry points, and exterior areas, using methods that are conscious of children and pets while reducing spider presence effectively.
We also evaluate doors, windows, vents, and other potential access points, providing practical guidance to help limit future entry. Our approach follows Integrated Pest Management (IPM) principles, addressing both spiders and the insects they feed on to reduce the conditions that attract them indoors. For properties where seasonal changes or ongoing environmental factors increase pressure, recurring service plans are available to monitor and manage their presence throughout the year.
Common Spiders Found in North Texas
North Texas hosts a variety of spider species, most of which live outdoors but occasionally make their way indoors through cracks, doors, or utility openings. Frequent visitors include wolf spiders, which move quickly along floors or in garages, and jumping spiders, often found near windows and light sources. You may also see house spiders building webs in quiet corners or cellar spiders in crawl spaces. While indoor sightings can be unsettling, they typically indicate accessible entry points or a nearby insect population providing a steady food source.
Keep your home comfortable and pest-free with ongoing, proactive treatments designed to help prevent infestations before they start. Year-round protection saves time, reduces stress, and supports a non-harmful environment for your family and pets.
Identifying Spiders of Concern
While many spiders in the area are harmless, two species require professional attention due to potential health risks:
- Black widow spiders. Easily identified by the red hourglass marking on their underside, these spiders prefer dark, undisturbed areas like woodpiles, garages, and crawl spaces.
- Brown recluse spiders. Known for the violin-shaped marking on their backs, recluses are reclusive by nature and often hide in closets, attics, and behind stored items.
If you suspect these species are present on your property, our team can provide a targeted evaluation and treatment plan to safely manage the risk.
Understanding Why Spiders Enter Homes
Spiders generally enter homes and businesses in search of food, shelter, and favorable temperatures. Seasonal changes, particularly cooler or wetter North Texas weather, drive spiders closer to buildings where insects gather near lights, moisture, and open entry points. Several conditions can increase spider activity, including gaps around doors and foundations, cluttered storage areas, and landscaping that contact siding or roofing. Identifying and addressing these factors helps limit ongoing activity and reduces the likelihood of recurring sightings.
