Control of Spiders
Control of Spiders
Control of Spiders
Spiders weaving a web of troubles for you?
Worry no more! With our expert spider infestation solutions, you can say goodbye to those troublesome creatures and the cobweb-covered corners in your premises.
Our spider control services in Sri Lanka include indoor spider control, outdoor spider management, spider removal and spider web removal.
We bring eco-friendly, non-toxic spider solutions for both Residential Spider Management (including condominiums) as well as Commercial Spider Management.
The control is done though the spraying of a residual water-based pesticide solution to all infested areas using a motorised pressure pump. This is a safe and economical method. The equipment is connected to a special pole type gun which releases a mist at heights that are non-reachable by other spraying equipment. The mist precisely targets the affected areas without coming into contact with non-target areas or the ground.
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Spider facts
Spiders, (scientifically known as Araneae), have eight legs, three or four pairs of eyes, two body regions and fangs to inject venom. They do not have chewing mouthparts and they use their saliva to digest their prey. Except for one species that feeds on plants, all spider species are predatory insects.
There is an immense variety of spiders that have been identified around the world.
Some spiders like to find habitation in moist and dark locations such as basements. There are few species that prefer dry and warm areas like attics and corners of rooms. Other species prefer to remain outdoors, weaving their webs in gardens or near outside lighting.
Spiders live in webs woven by silks produced by them. The webs take different shapes and sizes according to their species.
Even though many fear spiders, only a few, species are dangerous to humans.
Spiders would only bite humans in self-defense and there have been a few severe spider bites that have resulted in death. None of the indigenous spiders in Sri Lanka are considered dangerous. However, it is safe to live in an environment free from spiders and spider webs.
Frequently asked questions
Small egg sacs found in corners or old exoskeletons the spiders have shed as well as webs in places such as ceiling corners indicate their presence. Stale smell caused by their feces is also a sign to look out for.
Small egg sacs found in corners or old exoskeletons the spiders have shed as well as webs in places such as ceiling corners indicate their presence. Stale smell caused by their feces is also a sign to look out for.
Maintain a clean and clear environment to prevent them from forming habitats close to the property. On the other hand, use a spider repellent or seek professional pest control to create an environment free of spiders.
Residual spraying helps eliminate the source of spider breeding to prevent infestation.
Yes, we use eco-friendly solutions. All our products are approved by the Registrar of Pesticides.
Spider control treatment is not frequently required. It can be carried out when necessary.
Yes, regular cleaning of spider webs and using eco-friendly solutions help control spiders without the use of chemicals.
If the problem has aggravated to the level of an infestation, it is best to seek help from the pest control service provider.