£180 for the first room. Read the next paragraph before you book it, because most people who ask us about spiders do not need us.
£180 for the first room and £60 for each additional room, to four rooms at £360.
Most spider enquiries do not need treatment. UK house spiders are harmless, they are a seasonal autumn phenomenon, and physical measures usually work better than insecticide.
We turn down more spider work than any other kind. It is not a pest problem in the usual sense, and we would rather say so.
| Rooms | Price |
|---|---|
| One room | £180 |
| Two rooms | £240 |
| Three rooms | £300 |
| Four rooms | £360 |
£180 for the first room, £60 for each additional — though most enquiries need no treatment at all.
View Spider Control Pinner →This is not a defect and it is not something to fix with insecticide. It is what an older building is.
Expect reduction rather than elimination. Anyone promising a spider-free house is not being straight with you.
They can bite if handled or trapped against skin, and it is usually comparable to a bee sting. They are established across London and are not a public health problem.
No. There is no evidence for it. It is a persistent and completely unsupported piece of folklore.
No credible evidence for spiders or for any other pest.
Wasps are a different matter entirely — £90 fixed in Pinner, guaranteed for 30 days.
£180 for the first room and £60 for each additional room, to four rooms at £360.
Usually not. No UK house spider is dangerous, autumn spiders are males seeking mates and stop within weeks, and physical measures usually work better than insecticide.
A genuine phobia, heavy long-standing webbing in a cellar or outbuilding, a property being prepared for sale or a tenancy, or where an underlying insect problem is feeding the population.
A cellar, subfloor voids and open airbricks, original sash windows with gaps, weathered mortar, outbuildings and a mature garden with more prey.
No, and anyone promising that is not being straight with you. Expect reduction rather than elimination.
No. There is no evidence for it at all.
They can bite if handled or trapped against skin, usually comparable to a bee sting. They are established across London and are not a public health problem.
Removing webs consistently, reducing outside lighting near doors, draught-proofing, clearing ivy and log piles from the wall, and dealing with any fly problem.
Ask us before you book. There is a good chance we will tell you to remove the webs and wait for October to end.
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