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Spiders in Ontario: Common Signs, Hiding Places & Control

Spiders may settle in quiet, sheltered spaces such as basements, garages, sheds, window corners, and eaves. Webs, egg sacs, or repeated sightings can point to suitable hiding areas and a supply of other insects. Mosquito Man checks likely harbourage areas and surrounding conditions, then recommends targeted service and practical prevention steps. Read about other pests in our pest library.

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Our rat control package includes 4 visits over 12 months to eliminate existing infestations and help prevent future rat activity. During the initial visit, our technicians strategically place bait stations in areas where rat activity has been detected. After 2 weeks, we return to assess the infestation, seal potential entry points, and refill the bait stations. Follow-up visits are scheduled every 3 months to monitor rat activity, replenish bait, and ensure continued protection for your property.

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FAQs About Spiders in Ontario

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Where are spiders commonly found in Ontario homes?
Spiders may be found in basements, garages, sheds, window corners, storage areas, and other quiet spaces with limited disturbance.
Webs may appear where spiders can catch prey and remain sheltered. Outdoor lights and nearby insect activity can also contribute to activity around doors and windows.
Some spiders are more noticeable indoors during late summer and fall as adults mature or seek sheltered spaces, but indoor sightings can happen throughout the year.
Most spiders commonly encountered around homes are not considered medically significant. Avoid handling unidentified spiders, and seek medical advice for a concerning bite or reaction.
Reduce clutter, remove webs when safe to do so, manage other insect activity, and seal accessible gaps around windows, doors, and utility openings.
Technicians inspect common hiding and web-building areas, look for conditions supporting other insects, and recommend targeted treatment and prevention steps.