Spiders

These pests favor quiet, secluded spaces like closets, basements, and attics. Despite their preference for a low-key lifestyle, brown recluse spiders have a nasty bite that can result in severe health problems. You can spot these small spiders by their fine, wiry body hair and the distinctive violin-shaped marking on their abdomen.

Black widows are identifiable by their glossy black bodies and the distinct, bright red hourglass shape on their abdomen. Typically found in dark and secluded spaces, these venomous spiders can inflict severe bites that require urgent medical attention.

Our wasp control services are designed to eliminate wasp nests and prevent future infestations. We use safe and effective techniques to protect your property from these stinging pests.

Sizable and hairy, wolf spiders are often confused with tarantulas, although the Missouri tarantulas are typically larger than their other hunting counterparts. Wolf spiders are generally non-aggressive and favor outdoor environments but sometimes venture indoors in pursuit of prey.

As their name suggests, house spiders solely inhabit indoor spaces. These small, brown creatures spin tangled webs in corners or on ceilings. Although harmless to humans, these pests can cause quite a stir in your household. 

We've designed our treatments to specifically target these spider species. Our comprehensive approach involves specialized sprays and preventive measures to eliminate current infestations and prevent reinfestation, providing a long-term spider-free environment for your home.