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Done with 8-legged visitors?
The idea of getting bitten by a spider and turning into a superhero is kinda fun. The reality of spider bites is definitely not fun. Black widows are the most venomous spider in North America, and Oregon has plenty of them. Danger aside, spiders are creepy, and their webs are messy. Most people aren’t going for the haunted-house look year-round!
Our spider service clears your home of spiders and spider webs in short order. We know where to look and how to treat to keep spiders away from your house. We even brush off all the webs and egg sacks.
Our spider service clears your home of spiders and spider webs in short order. We know where to look and how to treat to keep spiders away from your house. We even brush off all the webs and egg sacks.
How the service works.
We do the job right.
The most extensive spider service around. Developed and perfected over thousands of jobs throughout Oregon.
When is it time to hire a pro?
If you see 1 spider in your house and you don’t mind them, just escort it outside. However, if your house is covered in webs, if you’re seeing spiders often, if you find black shiny spiders, or if you’d simply prefer not to see that 1 spider, you should call a professional. We’ll help you never see a spider crawling around inside your house again.
Common spider myths:
#1 You’re never more than 3’ away from a spider.
If you’re in a grassy field, that’s actually quite likely. If you’re in a parking garage, you may have some safe space.
#2 All spiders make webs.
All make silk; only about half make webs. Many species hunt for their food or even jump on their prey.
#3 Spiders don’t eat solids.
You’ll sometimes hear spiders “suck the juice” out of their prey. They actually do digest solids, using vomited enzymes.
#4 Late summer is the worst time of year for spiders.
There are thousands of species of spiders. Different species mature at different months throughout the year. You’re likely just seeing one of the more noticeable species.
#5 Spiders are dangerous.
Actually, most spiders are not venomous or dangerous to humans. But neither are cheetahs, and we wouldn’t recommend petting one in the wild!
If you’re in a grassy field, that’s actually quite likely. If you’re in a parking garage, you may have some safe space.
#2 All spiders make webs.
All make silk; only about half make webs. Many species hunt for their food or even jump on their prey.
#3 Spiders don’t eat solids.
You’ll sometimes hear spiders “suck the juice” out of their prey. They actually do digest solids, using vomited enzymes.
#4 Late summer is the worst time of year for spiders.
There are thousands of species of spiders. Different species mature at different months throughout the year. You’re likely just seeing one of the more noticeable species.
#5 Spiders are dangerous.
Actually, most spiders are not venomous or dangerous to humans. But neither are cheetahs, and we wouldn’t recommend petting one in the wild!
Our pest promise.
At Bug Zapper, we know the stress and damage pests cause.
We promise that your home will be 100% pest free. Our process makes that happen as quickly as possible. Then we make sure it stays that way. Left untouched, 3 out of 4 homes end up with another infestation within 6 months. That doesn’t fly with us.
You can rest easy knowing you have a pest free promise, backed by unlimited re-treatments, for a full year.
spiders.
We wouldn’t blame you if you’re both a little impressed by spiders, and completely terrified of them.- There are over 500 spider species in Oregon. Among those is the black widow – the most venmous spider in North America. Yay.
- Spiders have tiny claws or hairs that allow them to walk on any surface and even walk upside down.
- Each little fuzzy white egg sack on your house has about 300 spiderlings. A spider can lay 3,000 of those egg sacks.
- According to one study, 5.5 million spiders are present per acre of undisturbed field.
- Spiders can produce 2,000 feet of continuous web! No wonder our house gets covered in webs so fast. For its size, that silk is 5x stronger than steel.
- Spiders can travel up to 1,000 miles using air currents and silk. That’s how they “fly” in through your open window.
- The largest spider in the world is 11 inches big . That would not be a fun surprise to find in your bathroom.
Meet our team.
Each technician is a spider expert – no apprentices or newbies. You can expect a fully licensed, experienced technician backed by friendly, professional office staff. Plus, they’re just really good people.
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