Spider Treatment Prices - £180 First Room and £60 Additional Rooms

What Counts as a Room

A garage, a conservatory, a porch, a cellar or an outbuilding counts as a room for pricing — and those are usually the ones that actually need it. Heavy spider activity in a living room is much rarer than heavy activity in a garage where things are stacked against the walls.

What Is Included

Knocking down the current population and applying a residual to the surfaces spiders travel across: frames, corners, thresholds, the tops of walls. Clearing webs from treated areas. An assessment of what is drawing them in.

What It Will Not Achieve

A spider-free building. Nobody can sell you that, and anyone who says otherwise is selling something they cannot deliver. Spiders come in under doors and through vents from the garden, and a building is not sealed.

What treatment does is reduce the population and slow how quickly webs rebuild. In somewhere genuinely overrun that is a real change. It is not the same as never seeing a spider.

The Free Half

Spiders follow prey. An outside light beside a door pulls insects to the wall and the spiders follow. Clutter stacked against garage walls gives them harbourage. Gaps under doors let them in.

Move the light, clear the clutter, fit a door brush and keep the webs brushed down, and a treatment lasts substantially longer. Do those first and you may find you do not need one at all — which is a better outcome than us taking £180.

When Not to Bother

Two or three weeks of large house spiders in early autumn. Those are males wandering indoors looking for a mate, they are not resident, and they pass on their own. We will tell you that when it is what you describe.