TREATMENT FOR SPIDERS

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• Clear your yard of woodpiles and debris. Spiders are attracted to decaying wood as it attracts the bugs they feed on. 
• Check for any gaps around your windows and doors. Spiders will enter if there is an opening.
• Keep bushes trimmed. Spiders tend to build webs in bushes and can eventually make their way to the entrance or windows if they can easily access them. 

• Most spiders in our homes are not dangerous to humans. They either can't bite through our skin or their venom isn't strong enough to cause health problems. However, they can be annoying to have around, especially with their webs and the surprise of seeing them.
  

Only a small number of spider species, around 30 out of 46,000, are actually harmful to humans. In Nevada, there are venomous spiders like the black widow and tarantula. While only a few people die from spider bites each year, pets are more at risk.

Las Vegas' warm climate is perfect for dangerous spiders like brown recluses and black widows. These spiders can be found in Las Vegas and surrounding areas and their bites can be painful, requiring medical attention.

If you suspect that spiders, particularly brown recluse or black widows, have infested your home or property, it is crucial to contact a professional pest control company. This will help prevent any harm to individuals or pets.