Professional Spider Control in Romeo & Washington Township, MI

Remove active spiders, reduce webbing, and prevent repeat activity around your home.
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Local & Owner Operated • Exterior Perimeter Protection • Serving Romeo, Washington Township & Nearby Areas

Trusted Spider Control Services in Northern Macomb & Oakland County

Wells Pest Control provides professional spider control services throughout Romeo, Washington Township, Almont, Lake Orion, Rochester Hills and surrounding Michigan communities. If you're dealing with spiders in basements, garages, crawlspaces, or repeated webbing around doors and windows, we help reduce current activity and prevent repeat issues.

Effective spider control is about more than killing what you see. We focus on harborage areas, web removal, entry point reduction, and exterior perimeter treatments designed to keep spiders from re-establishing around your home.

Signs You May Need Professional Spider Control

Spiders often show up where they have shelter, moisture, and a steady food source (other insects). If you're seeing repeated webbing or frequent sightings, it usually means spiders are establishing around entry points, garages, basements, or exterior harborage areas.

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Common warning signs

Webbing around windows, soffits, and door frames
Spiders regularly found in basements, garages, or crawlspaces
Egg sacs or heavy web buildup in corners and storage areas
Spiders appearing near sinks, laundry rooms, or damp areas
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Signs the issue is established

Webs return within days after cleaning them away
Sightings increase in late summer / fall (seasonal movement indoors)
Spiders concentrated around exterior lights (attracted to insects)
DIY sprays help briefly, but activity keeps coming back
Pro tip: Spider control works best when you combine web removal with exterior perimeter treatments and habitat reduction (harborage + moisture + insects).

Common Spiders in Michigan Homes

Most spiders found in Michigan homes are nuisance species that enter in search of shelter or food. Proper identification helps determine the right treatment approach and level of concern.

Wolf Spiders

Large, fast-moving spiders often found in basements, garages, and ground-level areas. They do not build traditional webs and are active hunters.

Common clues: single large spider sightings, especially near foundations or basement floors.

Cellar Spiders

Often called “daddy long-legs,” these spiders build loose, irregular webs in corners, crawlspaces, and unfinished basements.

Common clues: light, wispy webbing in ceiling corners or storage areas.

House & Orb-Weaver Spiders

Common exterior spiders that build webs around windows, soffits, porch lights, and landscaping. Webbing often increases in late summer and fall.

Common clues: webs returning around entry points and outdoor lighting.
Important: While most Michigan spiders are harmless, recurring interior sightings usually indicate entry points or exterior pressure that should be addressed.