Spider control

Recurring webs may be a sign of insect activity and sheltered gaps around the property.

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What to look for

Note the rooms, corners and exterior lights where webs return. A sighting does not establish a dangerous species, and identification is preferable to guessing.

How the problem is assessed

Inspect harborages and the other insects that may be attracting spiders. The approach can include web removal, exclusion and targeted treatment where appropriate.

After the visit

Maintain screens, manage clutter and follow advice on exterior lighting. Reducing the conditions that support prey helps reduce recurring activity.

Questions about spiders

Does every spider need treatment?

No. The species, frequency and location help determine whether control is needed.

Why do webs return near the porch light?

Lights may attract insects that spiders feed on. Entry gaps and nearby cover can also contribute.

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