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Spiders In Colorado: A Fall Pest Problem
October 19, 2011
M. Hamel
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Don't Let Spiders In Colorado Take Over Your Home This Fall |
Although most spiders that infest Colorado homes do not pose a significant risk, they are an annoying pest problem when they create unsightly webs in the eaves or our homes and may even be a bit scary for those who fear spiders.
Spiders are often noticed during the summer months when insect levels are high and they are on the hunt for prey. Unfortunately spiders are also a fall pest problem in Fort Collins, Loveland and throughout the Rocky Mountain state when they make their way indoors in search of relief from the colder weather. At EnviroPest we realize that common house spiders are harmless but we also understand that for most Colorado homeowners these eight legged pests are unwelcome.
That is why we offer pest control for spiders in Colorado including house spiders, black widow spiders, wolf spiders and rock spiders. Designed to eradicate spider activity in and around your home our residential pest control services include:
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Detailed inspection of the home to identify areas of activity and entry points
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Treatment around the foundation, garage, eaves and other exterior areas.
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Removal of spider webs.
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Interior treatments in areas where spiders are present or likely to be found.
If the cooling temperatures are forcing spiders inside your Colorado home this fall, contact our Colorado pest control company today. We are ready to help you get rid of spiders in Colorado as well as other overwintering pests including mice. At EnviroPest we also offer Colorado wildlife removal services for squirrels, raccoons and other animals that are also seeking shelter this fall.
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Michael says:
Last year one of my friends who lives in Texas was bitten by a wolf spider that is very common in Texas and he has to spent few days in the hospital. Wolf spiders are one of the three venomous spiders that can be found in US, the other two are brown recluse spiders and black widow spiders.