What do I do with all these spiders around and in my house?

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Dealing with spiders in and around your house can be managed through several strategies:

  1. Professional Pest Control: If you’re dealing with a significant spider infestation or are concerned about venomous species, consider contacting Go Green Pest Control Corp. We can provide targeted treatment and advice on managing the issue.

  2. Preventive Measures: Seal Entry Points: Spiders can enter through cracks, gaps, and openings around doors, windows, and foundations. Seal these entry points to prevent them from getting inside. Reduce Clutter: Spiders often hide in cluttered areas. Keep your home clean and minimize clutter to make it less attractive to them. Outdoor Maintenance: Trim vegetation away from the perimeter of your home and remove debris, woodpiles, or other potential hiding spots near your house.

  3. Natural Predators: Encourage natural predators of spiders, such as certain species of birds or beneficial insects like ladybugs, to frequent your property. These predators can help control spider populations naturally.

  4. Use of Essential Oils or Natural Repellents: Some people find that certain essential oils like peppermint, citrus, or lavender can deter spiders. You can create a homemade spray using a few drops of essential oil mixed with water and spray it around entry points or areas where spiders are commonly found.

  5. Physical Removal: If you come across spiders indoors, you can gently capture them using a cup and piece of paper and release them outdoors.

  6. Professional Pest Control: If you’re dealing with a significant spider infestl Removal: If you come across spiders indoors, you can gently capture them using a cup and piece of paper and release them outdoors.

  7. Identification: Not all spiders are harmful, and many are actually beneficial as they prey on other insects. Learning to identify the types of spiders you have can help you determine whether they pose any risk.

Remember that while spiders can be unsettling to some people, they generally prefer to avoid humans and are beneficial in controlling other pests. If you can tolerate their presence without causing harm, it’s often best to coexist peacefully with them. If you are concerned about any species, consider contacting Go Green Pest Control Corp. We can provide targeted treatment and advice on managing the issue.