Spiders Control

Spiders are not insects and their species vary considerably in size. There are more than 35,000 species of spider, divided into 2 types of species.

Smaller spiders’ average length is 4-8mm. Males are smaller than females. Unlike insects, spiders only have 2 distinct body sections, the Cephalothorax, which is the head and thorax combined; it features fangs, pedipalps, multiple eyes and legs, and the abdomen which contains the spinnerets at the rear, which are sophisticated glands that spin the silken webs. There are many spider species present all across India. Most species prefer to live outdoors and feast on insects. Generally, spiders indoors are males hunting for females. Sometimes, spiders come inside for warmth if the temperature drops outside.

Most spiders are harmless and play an important role in controlling the insect population. Spiders emit silk, ejecting a liquid which turns to silk when it meets the air. Autumn is breeding season. Female spiders plump up to attract a male. The spider’s mating ritual is complex. Males must avoid getting eaten by the female and start by creating a web bed to lay sperm. They pick up the sperm in pedipalps by the mouth and inseminate the female. Some males dazzle the female to stop her reacting aggressively. Spiders use venom to paralyse their prey and eat at leisure. Some species venom is deadly.

We are confident in our training and in our products. We provide all of our customers with a one time treatment 90 days warranty.

We also provide 1 year annual maintenance plan for general pest control services including 3 services (one treatment at distances of 4 months). Complaint service will be provided without any extra charges in contract period.