Spider Control in Summerville, SC

Spider Control built for Summerville homes

Summerville's pine canopy and azalea plantings, the features that earned it the name Flower Town in the Pines, give orb-weavers and other web-building spiders sheltered anchor points close to homes throughout much of the year. The 22-mile State Scenic River stretch of the Ashley River begins near Summerville, and the tidal shift between fresh and salt water along that corridor supports the humid conditions spiders favor. With roughly 53 inches of rain annually and the wettest months falling between June and September, webs appear along eaves, under window frames and inside garages as insect activity rises. Freezing temperatures arrive on about 45 nights each year, pushing spiders inside from December through February. Keeping populations manageable across all those seasons takes scheduled treatments rather than waiting for spiders to show up.