Naperville, IL Spider Control

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800 W. Fifth Avenue, Suite 101F, Naperville, IL 60563

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    Naperville, IL Spider Control

    Your Naperville Pest Control Problem, Gone For Good, Guaranteed.

    Naperville Office:
    (708) 416-8042
    800 W. Fifth Avenue, Suite 101F, Naperville, IL 60563

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    We’ll give you a call to discuss the best pest application for you:

      Naperville, IL Spider Control Services

      A Clean and Pest Free Home in Naperville is just a call away..

      Eight spindly legs and venom packed fangs, nothing causes more anxiety than an infestation of spiders. Naperville is home to two of the most dangerous spiders in the United States. With an inky black body and bright red hourglass tattoo on her back, the black widow isn’t difficult to identify. You can spot them in garages and cluttered dark corners in your home. Sometimes they’ll wander into shoes and clothing. The second is the brown recluse. Unfortunately, the brown recluse looks like hundreds of other brown spiders, but their bites cause skin lesions and necrosis (kills the flesh around the bite). If you get bit, seek emergency services. If you want to get rid of the problem, you need Pointe Pest Control.

      Common Naperville Spiders 

      Brown Recluse: This spider is completely brown and a little bigger than a quarter if you include the legs. Like their name suggests, they are experts at hiding in dark places. Because the artificial lights on your house attract insects, these nocturnal arachnids benefit from being in your home. Brown Recluses are hunting spiders and prowl around your house looking for food. They will not attack humans but any incidental contact with them can cause them to bite. Unfortunately, their venomous bites can cause skin ulcers and other medical complications.
      House Spiders: These are the most common spiders in the Hinsdale area. They make home in window sills, closets and under furniture. House spiders will put up multiple webs and make rounds, checking them for any insects throughout the day. Their females lay up to four egg sacs, each carrying over 200 eggs. House spiders have a year lifespan.
      Wolf Spiders: Rather than staying in webs, wolf spiders prefer talking around on the ground, borrowing in tunnels and hunting at night. Wolf spiders are a larger breed of spider, growing to about an inch in length.

      Why Pointe Pest Control?

      We’re professional problem solvers. No two infestations are alike. When you call Pointe Pest Control, a certified technician will arrive at home ready to meet your eradication needs. We’ll work with you to develop a strategy in spider elimination. We’ll check and treat your attic, wall voids, even your crawlspace. Once we’ve eliminated the problem and cleared your home of spiders, we’ll work to keep it that way. We can create a zone around your home that will prevent re-infestations. If you don’t want to share your home with spiders, give Pointe pest Control a call.

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      Why Pointe Pest Control?

      Pointe Pest Control is one of the largest family-owned and operated pest control companies in the U.S. We have pest control and customer service down to a science, and we know you’ll appreciate the results.

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        Understanding the Seasons

        Weather has a profound effect on pest life cycle. Most pests, rodents and insects breed aggressively during spring and go through periods of hibernation during autumn and winter.

        When the weather slowly begins to heat up, pests start to get more active after having stayed dormant over the colder winter months.

        • Birds often start to find mates and start building their nests.
        • Moths which consumer leaves usually become active again.
        • Flies often emerge from their winter hibernation places and start to breed and spread out.
        • Squirrels also spend the winter in hibernation. When spring approaches these creatures start looking for a new home. This is usually the time when they make their way into lofts and other spaces.

        Summer is arguably the best season for pests. It is the time when they are in full swing and breed as rapidly as they can. Wasps are one of the most common summer pests followed by flies and rodents. Many a summer picnics and BBQs have been ruined by the ‘home invasion’ of these pests.

        • Wasps build their nesting grounds and lay their eggs during this time. Although the creatures are not directly harmful, they can be very aggressive and territorial at this time of the year, because they’re at their strongest.
        • The number of fleas also multiplies. Since pets spend more time outdoors during summer, they are more likely to bring the pests back indoors with them.
        • Bees are also more active during summer as they go out to gather nectar. Many times, homeowners find a new beehive in their garden and require pest control to take care of it. Because of their sting, bees are more dangerous than some of the other pests and you should call our professional service to get rid of them.
        • Moths and flies usually start to multiply significantly during summer.
        • Ants begin to swarm to find new mates and start new colonies during summer.
        • Cockroaches become very noticeable in the summer, especially in the kitchen and toilets. This is due to the hotter temperatures and stronger smells.
        • Bedbugs are also very active in the summer.

        Autumn is the month when things start to get cooler. The number of pests starts to dwindle as they begin to slow down their breeding activities.

        • Wasps start becoming dozy and docile. You may find them buzzing around occasionally as if they are drunk. This is usually the end-time for their life.
        • Spiders in particular are more active at this time of the year.
        • Squirrels will gather their food and start to look for shelter.
        • The second breeding phase for flies begins. These pests remain active during the season.
        • Rodents also become more active. Due to the approaching cold, rodents usually find shelter inside homes in the loft or inside walls.

        The coldest months are when pests seek out warmth and shelter. You will find a number of insects especially rodents and lizards make their way inside your home.

        • Spiders come into our homes to escape the web-destroying frosts.
        • Rodents move indoors to escape the cold, increasing infestations.
        • In many cases, homeowners find squirrels nesting in lofts when they go to get their Christmas decorations.

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