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Spider Control

At Target Pest Control, our experts are highly skilled in managing spider infestations with efficient and secure methods. Employing advanced techniques, we accurately identify and eradicate spiders at their origin, focusing on their favoured hiding spots and breeding sites within your home. Our specialized treatments are designed to completely eliminate spider populations, ensuring they are entirely removed from your living spaces.

Our
spider services are cost-effective and include up to three comprehensive treatments as needed to ensure your home and belongings are safeguarded throughout the year. We serve Calgary, Airdrie, Okotoks, Chestermere, and Cochrane, offering customized solutions that tackle the unique spider control challenges of each location.

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Trained Technicians

At Target Pest Control, our expert team excels in providing top-tier spider control services. Armed with extensive knowledge, continuous training, and state-of-the-art equipment, they approach every task meticulously and securely. Ready to book? Contact us today for a free quote.

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Seasonal Guarantee

We stand behind our work with a seasonal guarantee for spiders. This means if activity returns within the same year of our initial treatment, our trained technicians will return to your property and provide up to 3 treatments as needed free of charge, ensuring your complete satisfaction and peace of mind.

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Inside & Outside

Our approach involves identifying and targeting key areas where spiders are likely to hide and breed, using safe and effective methods to eradicate them. For thorough protection, we treat the perimeter of your home to prevent entry, as well as any indoor spaces that are affected, ensuring a spider-free environment.

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How Dangerous Spiders?

While most spiders are harmless and do not pose a significant risk to humans, a few species can deliver venomous bites that may require medical attention. These bites can cause symptoms ranging from mild pain and swelling to more severe allergic reactions.

Spiders are adept at entering homes unnoticed, often through gaps and cracks. Once inside, they typically seek out quiet, undisturbed areas to set up their webs and can become a persistent nuisance. Their presence not only poses a potential risk of bites but can also
cause distress and fear for many people.

Despite the common misconception that spiders are always dangerous, most found in homes are neither aggressive nor harmful to humans; they are actually beneficial in controlling the population of other insects. At
Target Pest Control, we recognize the concerns that spiders raise and provide expert services to manage these arachnids. Our safe and effective solutions aim to remove spiders from your home, ensuring your peace of mind and comfort, free from the worry of spider encounters and their potential effects.

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How Do Spiders Behave?

Spiders prefer the secluded areas of human environments, particularly basements, attics, and other less frequented areas where they can remain undisturbed. These arachnids are experts at concealing themselves, often found in corners, under furniture, behind frames, and in clutter, making them challenging to detect without a thorough inspection.

For nesting, spiders require no complex structures – their ability to
produce silk allows them to construct webs in various spaces. They are primarily solitary creatures, emerging from their hiding spots to hunt. Spiders are attracted to areas with abundant prey, such as insects, which guide them in where to establish their webs.

Despite their inability to fly, spiders are highly adept at moving quickly across surfaces and can even drop down from ceilings or climb up walls using their silk. After catching their prey, they
retreat to their secluded locations to consume their meal. A single female spider can lay hundreds of eggs in her lifetime, contributing to a significant presence if not managed, that can spread throughout a home.

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Can I Treat Spiders Myself?

Certainly! Treating spiders on your own is possible, but it requires diligence, patience, and a strategic approach. First and foremost, identifying the extent of the infestation is crucial. Minor infestations can often be managed with a combination of thorough cleaning, vacuuming, and the application of over-the-counter pesticide products designed specifically for spiders.

It's essential to
remove webs and egg sacs regularly, and to seal off cracks and crevices in walls, around windows, and doors to prevent spiders from entering. Decluttering your home can also prevent spiders from finding places to hide and breed. However, it's important to follow all product instructions carefully and consider non-chemical methods like natural repellents.

Remember, tackling a spider infestation early on can prevent it from becoming a larger, more costly issue. So, if your efforts don't seem to be making a dent in the problem, or if the infestation is widespread, don't hesitate to reach out to our professional exterminators!

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"I recently called Target Pest Control to deal with a ton of webbing along our backyard fence in Calgary. The team was super efficient and cleared everything up without a fuss. The price was also really reasonable at $365, which was more competitive than others I've checked. Highly recommend them for quick and effective service!".

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Jake c. - Calgary, ab

I Have Spiders... Now What?

The first crucial step is to positively identify the presence of spiders. Look for webs, which are typically found in corners, under furniture, or in less disturbed areas. Once confirmed, begin by removing webs and egg sacs regularly to disrupt their life cycle.

For comprehensive management,
Target Pest Control offers specialized spider control solutions. Our trained professionals utilize a blend of safe and effective methods to target spiders in all stages of their life cycle. One of our key strategies includes precise chemical treatments designed to be safe around both your family and pets.

While DIY methods might offer temporary reductions in spider populations,
Target Pest Control ensures a thorough and lasting solution to your spider problem. Reaching out at the first sign of spiders can significantly save time and prevent the infestation from spreading further. Early intervention is crucial for the successful management of spiders, helping to restore your home to a peaceful and comfortable environment.

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"John from Target Pest Control was absolutely fantastic when he came to treat our basement in Airdrie. We had lots of spider activity down there, and he not only cleared them out but also explained how to keep them from coming back. It's rare to find a company that does interior treatments so well. Thumbs up for great service!"

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Emily T. - AIRDRIE, ab

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Spider Treatment Cost

The pricing for spider treatment varies based on the extent and location of the infestation. For exterior spider control, the cost is $365 plus tax. If you also require treatment inside your home, the cost is an additional $95 plus tax. This approach allows you to customize the treatment to your specific needs, whether it's just the perimeter of your home or both inside and out.

Our treatments come with a
6-month guarantee and include up to 3 treatments in total as needed, ensuring thorough management of the spider problem. This pricing structure and guarantee reflect our commitment to providing effective solutions and peace of mind for our clients.

Early detection is crucial to managing the spider population effectively and economically. By understanding these pricing details, homeowners can better anticipate the potential financial investment required to manage spiders in their home and make informed decisions about their pest control options.

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Spiders FAQS

  • Are all spiders poisonous?

    Not all spiders are poisonous. In fact, most spiders have venom but only a few species have venom that can harm humans. These include the black widow and the brown recluse spider, which are harmful due to their potent venom.

  • What do spiders eat?

    Spiders are predominantly insectivores, meaning they primarily eat insects. They use their webs or their agility to trap prey, and they can help control the populations of insects in and around your home.

  • How do spiders make webs?

    Spiders produce silk from spinneret glands located at the tip of their abdomen. Each spider can produce multiple types of silk, which they use to spin webs uniquely designed for trapping prey, sheltering, or other purposes.

  • What attracts spiders to my house?

    Spiders are attracted to places where they can find shelter and food. Common attractions include cluttered areas, undisturbed corners, and plentiful insect populations. Keeping your house clean and free of insects can help deter them.

  • How long do spiders live?

    The lifespan of spiders varies widely among species. Some common house spiders live for about a year, but larger species and those in protective environments can live for several years or even up to a decade.

  • Can spiders hear?

    Spiders do not have ears; however, they are very sensitive to vibrations, which they can sense through the hairs and special receptors on their legs. This helps them detect prey and potential threats nearby.

  • What is the best way to prevent spider infestations?

    To prevent spider infestations, keep your home clean and free of clutter where spiders can hide. Seal cracks and openings around doors and windows, and use insect control to reduce their food sources.

  • Why do spiders come indoors?

    Spiders typically come indoors in search of shelter, food, or a mate. Changes in the weather, such as extreme heat or cold, can also drive them inside your home.

  • Are spider bites dangerous?

    Most spider bites are harmless and cause only minor symptoms like redness or itching. However, bites from species like the black widow or brown recluse can be dangerous and require immediate medical attention.

  • How can I safely remove spiders from my home?

    To safely remove spiders, you can capture them gently with a jar and a piece of paper and release them outside. For more persistent problems or dangerous species, it may be safer to contact professional pest control services.

Customer Testimonials

Customer reviews play a crucial role in the pest control industry, especially when it comes to addressing specific challenges like spider treatments. Reviews from past customers provide valuable insights into a company's effectiveness, speed, and safety measures in handling such situations.

In essence, customer reviews bridge the trust gap between pest control services and those in need of urgent exterminator treatments, highlighting the importance of quality service and customer care in the industry.


"We had a persistent spider problem on our deck area, and Target did a brilliant job at eliminating them. It’s been weeks, and we haven’t seen a single web. Really impressed with their thorough approach and how polite the crew was. Will definitely use them again if needed."
Liam R. - Okotoks, AB


"As a landlord of a rental property in Calgary, dealing with spider issues quickly is key to keeping tenants happy. I’ve used Target several times for different units. They’re always on the ball, getting to properties fast and handling everything professionally. They treated the fence and deck areas this time, and as usual, the results were excellent. Couldn’t be happier with their services!"
Sophia C. - Calgary, AB

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