Blacksburg Spider Control

Spiders can be one of the most intimidating and frustrating uninvited guests in any home. While they can range in size from incredibly small to frighteningly large, nobody likes dealing with an unwanted pest invasion. To make matters more frustrating, their webs can leave a home feeling dirty and unkempt, adding to the challenge of cleaning up.

If you want to take control of your property and stop the spread of your spider problem, make the call to the team at Pest Free NRV. With decades of combined experience in the pest control industry and a staff of trained professionals, we can level up your property’s protection against spiders. We understand where they hide, where they come from, and how to keep them away, and we believe that the best way to achieve quality results is to educate our customers in the process. We believe in providing solutions to your issue, not a temporary fix that stops the problem for now. That means you can count on us for results that last and ongoing protection against eight-legged intruders.

Contact Pest Free NRV at (540) 351-9759 today to schedule an appointment, and let us tackle your spider problem head-on!

Spiders Commonly Found in the New River Valley

There are millions of different spider species around the world, and many of them can be found right here in our own backyard. Some spiders are incredibly small, growing to barely larger than the tip of a pen, while others can measure several inches across. Likewise, each type of spider has different characteristics and preferences for where they spin their webs, what they like to feed on, and more. At Pest Free NRV, we use this experience and knowledge to approach your pest problem effectively.

We can handle issues with any kind of spider found in the New River Valley, such as:

• House spiders
• Wolf spiders
• Black widows
• Brown recluse spiders
• Orb weaver spiders
• Brown widows
• Sac spiders

What Spiders Are Venomous?

It’s a common misconception that some spiders are venomous while others are not. While the amount and potency of venom can vary, every spider actually has some level of venom. This venom is a key tool in their ability to hunt, allowing them to paralyze and digest their prey. However, most spiders will generally do everything they can to avoid people and won’t bite unless they feel threatened. 

Brown recluse and black widow spiders are the most dangerous types of spiders you might encounter around your home. If you are bitten by one of these spiders, we strongly recommend seeking medical attention as soon as possible, especially for the elderly, young children, and pets. 

While they may not be as dangerous, bites from other spiders will typically still be painful and can leave behind a nasty sore that can be extremely itchy. This means you should take any sign of a spider infestation seriously and reach out to us for assistance as soon as possible.