You’ll sleep better knowing dangerous spiders are gone for good. No more jumping at shadows or worrying about black widows in your garage. No more explaining to guests why there are webs covering your porch lights.
Our spider control in Spring Lake FL eliminates both the spiders you see and the ones hiding where you can’t. We target their breeding sites, remove egg sacs, and create barriers that keep them from coming back.
Within hours of treatment, you’ll notice fewer webs forming and no new spider activity. Most customers see complete elimination within the first week, with long-term prevention that lasts months.
Around The Clock Pest Service has been protecting Spring Lake FL families from spiders since 2020. We’re not a franchise or national chain—you work directly with George, the owner, on every service call.
George holds state certifications and has eliminated spider problems in hundreds of local homes. He answers his phone 24/7, even on weekends, because spider problems don’t wait for business hours.
Our 100+ five-star reviews come from neighbors right here in Hernando County who trust us with their families’ safety. We know which spiders in Spring Lake are dangerous and which are just scary-looking.
First, George inspects your property to identify spider species and locate nests, webs, and entry points. He’ll show you exactly what you’re dealing with—whether it’s harmless house spiders or dangerous black widows that require immediate attention.
Next, we apply targeted treatments that kill existing spiders and their egg sacs. We use professional-grade products that create residual barriers around entry points, under eaves, and in areas where spiders typically hide.
Finally, we remove all visible webs and identify common entry points like gaps around doors, windows, and utility lines. You’ll receive specific prevention tips for your property and a clear timeline for when you should see complete results.
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Spring Lake FL is home to several venomous spider species that require professional treatment. Black widow spiders build irregular webs in quiet areas like garages, sheds, and under outdoor furniture. Their bite can cause severe pain, muscle cramps, and requires immediate medical attention.
Brown recluse spiders, while less common in Florida, have been reported in our area. They hide in dark, undisturbed spaces like closets and storage areas. Their bite can cause tissue necrosis and serious medical complications.
Our spider control service includes complete identification of all species on your property, targeted elimination of venomous spiders, and ongoing prevention. We also handle wolf spiders, jumping spiders, and common house spiders that become nuisances when populations grow unchecked.
Most large spiders in Spring Lake are harmless, but identification is crucial for your family’s safety. Wolf spiders, which can grow quite large, are not venomous to humans but can deliver a painful bite if handled.
The dangerous spiders to watch for are black widows, identifiable by their shiny black bodies and red hourglass marking underneath. These build messy, irregular webs in quiet areas and their bite requires immediate medical attention. Brown recluse spiders are rare in Florida but have been reported—they’re smaller, light brown with a violin-shaped marking on their back.
If you’re seeing large spiders regularly, it often indicates a healthy insect population that’s attracting them. Professional identification and treatment can eliminate both the spiders and their food sources, giving you peace of mind about what’s actually dangerous versus just scary-looking.
Garages are spider magnets because they offer dark, undisturbed spaces with plenty of hiding spots and insect prey. The key is eliminating both the conditions that attract them and identifying their entry points.
Start by reducing clutter where spiders can hide—move storage boxes off the floor and away from walls. Keep your garage clean and vacuum regularly, especially in corners and behind stored items. Replace or repair damaged weather stripping around garage doors, as even small gaps provide easy entry.
Professional treatment creates a protective barrier around your garage perimeter and treats areas where spiders commonly nest. We also identify and eliminate the insects that spiders feed on, removing their food source. Most customers see dramatic reduction in garage spiders within the first week of treatment, with long-term prevention lasting several months.
Professional spider web removal goes far beyond just knocking down visible webs—it’s about eliminating the entire spider population and preventing new ones from forming. We start by removing all existing webs, including hard-to-reach areas like under eaves, around outdoor lighting, and in corners where spiders rebuild quickly.
Next, we treat the areas where webs were located with residual products that prevent spiders from reestablishing. This includes treating the surfaces where spiders anchor their webs and the hiding spots they use during the day. We also remove egg sacs, which many homeowners miss but can contain hundreds of baby spiders.
The service includes identifying entry points and treating areas where spiders typically enter your home. You’ll receive specific maintenance recommendations and know exactly when to call if you see new web formation. Most properties stay web-free for 3-4 months after professional treatment.
Proper spider identification can be life-saving, especially with children and pets in the home. Black widow spiders are the most dangerous species in Spring Lake—females have shiny black bodies about half an inch long with a distinctive red hourglass marking on their underside. They build irregular, tangled webs in dark, quiet areas.
Brown recluse spiders are light brown with a dark violin-shaped marking on their back. They’re about the size of a quarter including legs and prefer hiding in undisturbed areas like closets, storage boxes, or behind furniture. Unlike most spiders, brown recluses have only six eyes arranged in pairs.
If you find a spider you can’t identify, don’t handle it. Take a photo from a safe distance and call for professional identification. Many harmless spiders are mistaken for dangerous ones, but it’s always better to err on the side of caution. Professional identification includes not just the spider species but also assessment of your property’s risk factors.
DIY spider control typically addresses only the spiders you can see, while professional treatment eliminates entire populations including eggs and juveniles. Store-bought sprays kill individual spiders on contact but don’t provide residual protection or target breeding sites where the real problem originates.
Professional spider control uses specialized products that create long-lasting barriers and target both adult spiders and their reproduction cycle. We identify species-specific behaviors and treat accordingly—wolf spiders require different approaches than web-building species like black widows.
The biggest difference is expertise in identifying dangerous species and understanding their habits. Misidentifying a black widow as a harmless house spider can put your family at risk, while overreacting to harmless species wastes time and money. Professional treatment also includes prevention strategies specific to your property’s conditions, something generic DIY approaches can’t provide.
You’ll typically see immediate results with active spiders dying within hours of treatment, but complete elimination takes 7-14 days as residual products continue working. The timeline depends on the species involved and the severity of the infestation.
Web-building spiders like black widows and house spiders show faster results since they contact treated surfaces when building new webs. Hunting spiders like wolf spiders may take slightly longer as they need to cross treated barriers while searching for prey. Egg sacs can take up to two weeks to be completely eliminated.
Most customers report significant reduction in spider activity within the first 48 hours, with complete elimination by the end of the first week. The residual protection continues working for 2-3 months, preventing new spiders from establishing. If you see any new spider activity after the first week, we return at no charge to re-treat the affected areas.
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