Spider Control in Port Charlotte, FL

Spider Control built for Port Charlotte homes

Port Charlotte's more than 165 miles of man-made canals were dug through flat, low-lying sand, and the fill dirt excavated to create them now sits beneath a large share of the community's residential lots. Homes built on that fill, many of them constructed between 1970 and 1989, tend to have the kind of slab edges, garage door gaps and exterior wall penetrations that spiders use as entry points when hunting prey that gathers near exterior lighting. With fewer than two freezing nights a year and a rainy season that runs June through September, the insect activity that spiders follow stays consistent across most months. A continuous program addresses harborage points and perimeter entry before populations settle into wall voids, closets and utility areas and become harder to manage.