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Spiders are abundant near woods and water because they hunt the insects found around our homes. They are predators, feeding on insects and other spiders. If that is the case, one would think that having spiders in or around buildings would be a benefit, especially since they feed on other insects.
The trouble with having too many spiders in the home is that they leave a huge mess. Their excrement is challenging to remove, leaving white and black stains on the siding, decks, door, and window trim. This unsightly mess also includes unwanted spider webs. Have you ever noticed when you remove spider webs under your front porch or under a soffit they reappear in just a few days?
Spiders leave the unsightly mess of ‘spider sacs.’ They are very sticky and hard to remove. White in color, they look like the end of a Q-tip. Each spider sac contains up to 250 spiders. When they hatch, there will be more spiders, more webs, and more unsightly excrement!
Many people are not aware that Bogo provides a specialized service to target spiders. Our team members knock down spider webs and treat all four sides of the exterior of the home. When a spider emerges from its hiding place to rebuild the web, it crosses over our product and is dead in less than 30 minutes. The best part of our service is when the spider sac hatches. They’re so minuscule that they’re dead within minutes.
NO MORE SPIDERS AND BEST OF ALL…NO MORE UNSIGHTLY SPIDER WEBS!
Spider Facts: Spiders are in the arachnid family, not the insect family. They have eight legs, whereas insects have only six.
One of the biggest myths about spiders is that they’re waiting to bite us. It is rare for spiders to bite people. If you pick one up or happen to roll over on one while you’re sleeping, you may get bitten. This would, however, only happen in self-defense.
Learn more about our spider extermination service
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