Keep Dangerous Spiders Out of Your Home
A few webs in the corner are easy to ignore, but here in North Texas, spiders can be more than a nuisance. Our area is home to the brown recluse and black widow, two spiders whose bites can require medical attention. Dave’s Bug Pro provides spider control services designed to eliminate the spiders already in your home and remove the conditions that attract them in the first place.
We use eco-friendly, pet-safe, and highly effective treatments to ensure that whether it’s webs on the porch or a brown recluse in the closet, the job is done right the first time.
Our Spider Control Process
We don’t just spray and leave. We follow a proven 3-step process to ensure long-term results:
Detailed Home Inspection: We identify the spider species on your property and locate webs, egg sacs, and the dark, undisturbed areas where spiders hide.
Exterior Barrier Treatment: We treat the perimeter of your home and remove webs and egg sacs from eaves, porches, and entry points to stop spiders before they get inside.
Interior Precision Application: For spiders already indoors, we use localized treatments in closets, garages, basements, and wall voids, and we target the insects spiders feed on to remove their food source.
Common Signs of a Spider Problem
Spiders prefer quiet, undisturbed spaces, so an infestation can grow unnoticed. Look out for these red flags:
Frequent Webs: New webs appearing in corners, windows, eaves, or the garage shortly after you clear them away.
Egg Sacs: Small white or tan silk sacs tucked into webs, corners, or storage boxes. Each one can hold hundreds of spiderlings.
Spiders in Living Areas: Regularly seeing spiders in bathrooms, bedrooms, or closets means the population has outgrown its hiding spots.
Other Insect Activity: Spiders follow their food. An increase in flies, crickets, or other insects often brings spiders with it.
Unexplained Bites: Waking up with bite marks can point to spiders hiding in bedding, clothing, or cluttered storage.