Spider Pest Control Services

Wondering why you should call in the pros to wrangle your spiders? Let’s shed some light on it. Our professional spider control services come with experience and expertise. We know spiders, from how to identify a Black Widow or a Brown Recluse to how to show them the way out. With our swift spider removal service, you’ll have a spider-free space in no time.

But we don’t stop there: We take preventative measures to prevent future spider infiltrations. Your family’s safety is always our prime concern. You can rest easy knowing we’re keeping the venomous villains away from your home and loved ones. So, the next time you need spider control, remember Mosquito Joe of South Central PA.

Mosquito Joe offers comprehensive outdoor pest control to keep your family protected from biting mosquitoes, fleas, ticks, gnats and more. We have over 180 franchise locations across the United States, offering effective and reliable pest and spider control services near you. And, to ensure your complete satisfaction, we offer the Neighborly Done Right Promise® and the Mosquito Joe^® Satisfaction Guarantee. Plus, our associate-certified entomologists work closely with our spider removal specialists in the field to ensure we always provide the best possible results.

We’re more than just a service. We’re your partners in creating a bite-free environment.

Spiders are some of the most diverse creatures among all living organisms. They can be found in every state in the U.S. and on every continent except Antarctica. Over 50,000 spider species exist today.

Identifying a venomous spider can be tricky. The good news is that most spiders are not venomous. However, some of the more common venomous spiders are the Brown Recluse, which has a distinctive violin-shaped mark on its back; the Black Widow, which has a red hourglass shape on its belly; and the Hobo spider, which sports a herringbone pattern on its back.

The largest spider in the world is the Huntsman spider, which measures over a foot wide by its legs (yikes!).