Utah Business License #4000-22909 · UDWR COR #1COLL11383 Serving Sanpete & Juab Counties, Utah  |  (435) 777-7378
Spider Control

Spider Control

Locally owned, licensed spider control for Sanpete County — black widows, webs, and egg sacs knocked down and kept out.

Overview

Black widows are common across Sanpete County, and they don't stay in the woodpile. They tuck into basement window wells, garage corners, siding gaps, and porch eaves — right where kids and pets go. We're a locally owned, state-licensed company, and our approach is straightforward: a free inspection to find where spiders are nesting, a barrier treatment around the foundation, eaves, and every window well and entry point, and de-webbing to clear out webs and egg sacs. Then we come back every quarter so populations never rebuild. Fall is when spiders push toward the house looking for shelter, so now is the time to get ahead of them.

What's Included

  • Free inspection to find nesting sites in window wells, eaves, garages, and siding gaps
  • Exterior barrier treatment around the foundation, eaves, and every entry point
  • De-webbing and egg sac removal from eaves, porches, and window wells at every visit
  • Interior treatment included any time spiders show up inside
  • Free re-treats between visits if spiders come back
  • Also covers ants, wasps, and earwigs as part of our quarterly plan
  • Discounted pricing with a 1-year service agreement — a no-contract option is available at standard rates
A black widow spider in a basement window well beside the window frame
A black widow in a basement window well — one of the most common places we find them.
A tan cat-faced orb weaver spider on a home's soffit near the stucco
A cat-faced orb weaver on a soffit — harmless, but its big webs pile up fast on eaves.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are black widows common around here?

Yes. Black widows are common throughout Sanpete County, and basement window wells are one of the most common places we find them, along with garages, sheds, woodpiles, and siding gaps. A bite can cause serious pain and cramping and warrants medical attention, so it's worth treating those areas before kids or pets run into one.

Is spider control a one-time spray?

No. Spiders keep moving in from the surrounding area, so a single treatment wears off and they come right back. Spider control is part of our quarterly general pest program: we treat and de-web every three months, and if spiders show back up between visits, re-treats are free.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No. Our best pricing comes with a 1-year service agreement, but a no-contract option is available at standard rates. After the first year, agreements continue month-to-month rather than locking you into another full year.

Do you serve my area?

Yes. Spider control is available across our full service area in Sanpete and Juab Counties, including Ephraim, Manti, Mount Pleasant, Spring City, Fairview, Moroni, Fountain Green, Gunnison, Centerfield, Fayette, Mayfield, Sterling, Wales, Nephi, Mona, and Levan.

Pests This Service Covers

Available across our whole service area. This service is offered in all 16 communities we serve — see service areas for details by city.

Get ahead of spiders before winter

Free inspection — we treat the window wells, eaves, and entry points where spiders move in.