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Spider Control in Seattle, WA

You sweep the corners, knock down the webs, and a week later they’re back. Spiders don’t move in for no reason. They show up because your home has a steady supply of food, and that food is other bugs. If you want spider control in Seattle that lasts, Sound Pest Management treats the spiders and the pests they feed on. Call for a free estimate by phone.

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A Local Team That Looks Past the Spiders

Sound Pest Management has been family owned and operated since 2002, and our technicians are fully licensed and insured. Our 286 Google reviews describe thorough inspections and technicians who explain what they find.

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Treat the spiders and their food supply.

OUR TREATMENT APPROACH

How We Get Rid of Spiders for Good

Why spiders return, how we treat them and what feeds them, and what you can do between visits.

Why do spiders keep coming back after I spray?

Spiders are not as vulnerable to ordinary sprays as other pests, and they tend to come back after numerous treatments. The bigger reason is food. Spiders pick homes with a ready supply of insects to eat, so they stay as long as the supply lasts. Getting rid of spiders means getting rid of what they eat.

How do you treat spiders?

Your technician inspects inside and outside for spiders, webs, and the other pests that feed them. Then we treat both, so you’re not just knocking down webs. You’ll get recommendations to make the home less inviting after we leave.

What can I do between visits?

Small habits help. Reduce clutter in garages, basements, and closets, where spiders like to settle. Seal gaps around windows and doors, and keep outdoor lights from drawing in the insects spiders eat. Your technician can point out the spots that matter most at your home.

KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DEALING WITH

Spider Bites, Signs, and What Affects the Cost

Are spiders dangerous?

Most spiders are more of a nuisance than a danger, but some bite people and pets, causing anything from a small itch to a serious medical problem. If a bite is painful, spreading, or comes with symptoms beyond itching, contact a medical professional. If you’re seeing many spiders, it’s worth finding out why.

What are the signs of a spider problem?

Webs in inconvenient places are the obvious sign, along with spiders creeping along walls and ceilings. A less obvious sign is a lot of other insects in the same space. Because spiders pick homes with plenty of food, a spider problem often points to a bigger pest problem behind it.

What affects the cost of spider control?

The cost depends on the size of the property, how many spiders and other pests are present, how many areas need treatment, and how many visits it takes. We give free estimates by phone.

Tired of the webs? Call (206) 510-0464 for a free estimate or book an inspection online.

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Since 2002

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and Insured Technicians

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by Phone

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Where We Work

Spider Control Across Seattle and the South Sound

We’re based in Federal Way and serve Seattle, Kent, Tacoma, and surrounding communities. If ants are part of the food supply, see our page on odorous house ant control. Our general pest control service covers the other bugs spiders feed on, and a preventative service plan keeps the food supply, and the spiders, from returning. You can also browse all the areas we serve.

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ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS

Spider Control FAQs

Helpful answers before you book a spider inspection.

Why do I have so many spiders?

Spiders pick homes with a ready supply of food, mainly bugs and other small pests. If you have plenty of spiders, you likely have plenty of insects too. An inspection finds both, and treating the food supply along with the spiders is what makes the difference.

Do store-bought spider sprays work?

They help only a little. Spiders are not as vulnerable to ordinary sprays as other pests, and they tend to return after numerous treatments. A sprayed web may be gone for a few days, but if the food supply is still there, new spiders will move in.

Can spider bites be serious?

Some spiders bite people and pets, with effects ranging from a small itch to a serious medical problem. If you or a family member has a painful or spreading bite, or symptoms beyond itching, contact a medical professional. Pest control can reduce how many spiders live in your home.

Don't spiders help control other bugs?

They may reduce other pests slightly, but chances are the spiders chose your space because they don’t think the food supply will run out. If you’re seeing a lot of spiders, treat the whole problem, not only the webs, so the spiders have no reason to stay.

Do you offer free estimates for spider control?

Yes. We give free estimates by phone. Tell us where you’re seeing spiders and webs and whether you’ve noticed other insects, and we’ll recommend the next step. Call (206) 510-0464 or book an inspection online.