Spiders follow their food. A house with steady spider activity usually has a steady supply of small flying insects, which is why exterior lighting that pulls insects to the wall at night so often sits directly above the heaviest webbing. Earwigs work differently — they're moisture-driven, sheltering under mulch, stone, leaf litter, and irrigation-damp landscape timbers, then moving inside when the ground dries or the weather turns.
Treatment starts at the perimeter and in the harborage rather than at the individual pest. We de-web eaves, corners, and entryways — which removes egg sacs along with the webs — apply residual treatment to the foundation band, entry points, and the landscape zones where earwigs shelter, and flag the conditions feeding the problem: mulch piled against stucco, irrigation overspray, dense ground cover touching the wall. For homes with black widow pressure, we pay particular attention to the low, protected spots they favor — meter boxes, block wall voids, patio furniture undersides, and garage corners.
Ongoing exterior service keeps pressure down through the warm months, when both spiders and earwigs are most active — all backed by the Empire Guarantee.
We locate webbing, egg sacs, and the damp harborage where earwigs shelter.
A perimeter plan shaped by your landscaping, irrigation, and exterior lighting.
De-webbing plus residual treatment to the foundation band and harborage zones.
We check the perimeter on follow-up and retreat free if activity returns.
Call now for a free estimate — response in under 2 hours, service available 24/7/365.
Call (909) 501-7653Tell us what you're seeing and we'll come back with a plan and a price. No obligation, no pressure.
