Industry-Leading Spider Control Services To Prevent Spiders In Iowa

Whether afraid of spiders or simply frustrated with their presence, no homeowner wants an infestation of creepy-crawly arachnids on their hands. Spiders are common in Iowa homes, especially in late summer through fall as temperatures shift and mating season begins for newly hatched spiders. However, if you’re constantly clearing away webs or killing spiders just for another to appear in its place, you likely have a larger pest issue at hand.

Our experienced team at Preferred Pest Control performs timely spider control services for homeowners in Des Moines to get rid of these unwelcome house guests and prevent future eight-legged creatures from moving in. We’re a trusted spider exterminator with extensive expertise removing and preventing all of the common species of spiders found in Iowa from inside or around your home. Because we care about our customers, we also provide ongoing spider prevention tips and education to help you play an active role in keeping the nuisances out of your home.

Our Spider Exterminators Have 40 Years Of Experience

Through decades of successful spider control services for Des Moines homeowners, we’ve perfected our process to get rid of all of the common spiders in Iowa. Our spider exterminators search inside and outside your house for spider webs, removing all spiders, their eggs and the webs. Basements, windows, floor joists and garages are the most common spider hangouts, and we don’t leave a nook or cranny untouched.

Once all webs have been removed, we apply an insecticide to kill remaining spiders and make sure the extermination process is complete, including under your eaves and all around the exterior of the house so spiders don’t return.

Please note, while our insecticides are cat- and dog-friendly, fish, birds and reptiles should be temporarily contained in a designated area of your home so we can avoid spraying around them.

I've been using them for over five years now. I have recommended them to friends and coworkers. When I first called them, I had spiders all over my house. I was sick of getting bit in my sleep or surprised by spiders on the couch. The first time they came out to spray, I was amazed to see the number of carcasses around my house. Been hooked ever since and I have not seen a spider in my house.
Josh C.

Starting at

^$49

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30 Pests Covered

(Quarterly, Year-round Coverage)

Initial Premium Interior Treatment

Spider Web Removal

Wasp Nest Removal

Inspection and Sealing of Rodent Entry Points

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^$74

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31 Pests Covered

(Quarterly, Year-round Coverage)

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^$92

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34 Pests Covered

(Quarterly, Year-round Coverage)

Includes PLUS Services

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Seasonal Mosquito Treatments

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Is It Worth Getting An Exterminator For Spiders?

Where there are spiders, there are likely other bugs nearby, so working with a professional exterminator is the best way to take care of your spider problem while also ensuring other pests aren’t making themselves comfortable in your home. If you’re overwhelmed by recurring spiders or unsure whether or not they’re venomous, seek professional spider control services for peace of mind and protection from a variety of common pests.

Trust Our Local Spider Exterminators In Central Iowa

Our spider control services at Preferred Pest Control are proven to effectively eliminate spiders and prevent future issues for homeowners in Iowa. Schedule an appointment with our spider exterminators or give us a call at (515) 276-7277 to talk with our team. For ongoing pest prevention services including spider and web removal and proactive treatments for a variety of other pests, sign up for year-round protection with a residential pest control service bundle.

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Common Spiders In Iowa To Be Aware Of

Most homeowners are surprised to know there are more than 40 species of spiders in Iowa, but rest assured, of these species, only two are potentially dangerous to humans. The venomous brown recluse and black widow spiders are relatively rare in Iowa, but they may be found hiding in debris or forgotten outdoor objects left to the elements. Though they have poisonous venom, neither species is particularly aggressive, so they don’t bite humans unless provoked or threatened. The most common spiders in Iowa are harmless, and the majority of them don’t bite. Still, if you’re unsure what kind of spider you’re dealing with, a professional spider exterminator can provide peace of mind by proofing your home against these pests. Common species to know include:

Black and yellow garden spider

Common house spider

Fishing spider

Grass spider

Wolf spider

Yellow sac spider

Orb weaver

Funnel weaver

Brown recluse

Black widow

Spider Prevention Tips For Homeowners

Along with effective pest control, we also leave you with proven spider prevention tips so you can continue to keep the creepy crawlers at bay. One way to make your home less inviting for these eight-legged foes is to keep it clean and clutter-free as much as possible to reduce potential hiding spots spiders and other pests seek for shelter. Look for potential entry points and seal any gaps or holes in your home’s foundation so spiders can’t get inside. Remove a spider web when you come across it so the spider doesn’t return. In the summer, spiders often seek shade in rocky areas, so if you use rocks in your landscaping, know spiders may nest inside and be more prominent in those areas. For any outdoor items you’re bringing inside—shoes, boxes, gear, equipment—check for hitchhiking spiders so you don’t inadvertently bring the spider into your home. If you’re still struggling to keep spiders at bay despite your best efforts, Preferred Pest Control is just one call away to alleviate your concerns.

What Can Cause A Spider Infestation?

While spiders don’t pose much of a risk to humans, they are a predator for many species of insects and eat other bugs as their primary food source. If your home is often host to a variety of other insects, spiders may seek shelter in or around your house to have a ready meal source. Increased spider activity also typically coincides with the weather as extreme heat or cold temperatures drive spiders indoors through unsealed gaps or cracks in your home. If you have a heavy spider presence in your home, you likely have a larger pest issue requiring attention on your hands.

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