Spiders are everywhere at the moment. Not just these guys in the picture but spiders of all shapes, sizes and demeanours. 
Yes, they do a very good job of managing some household pests but they make a fair bit of mess with their webs in so doing. And in the case of the whitetail, they can give you a nasty nip for good measure.
If you've got trees around your home, you'll have spiders. If you have grass, you've probably got spiders. In fact, if you have bare concrete with a wooden paling fence anywhere within 5 metres of your home, you've almost certainly got spiders.
And it's not just the older parts of town - some of the new build suburbs in Hamilton have been the hardest hit areas for spiders this summer. It's not their fault no-one remembered to tell them they're no longer living on a farm.
We're very good at moving spiders on from their cosy spots around your home. We know where to look and how to flush them out. What's more, we can treat your home to keep them from coming straight back into their newly vacated abode. 
The great thing about moving the spiders on from your home is that they take a lot of their mates with them. Goodbye spiders, goodbye cockroaches, goodbye silverfish, flies, wasps - in fact almost all bothersome invertebrates respond to the same treatment. The notable exception is ants. They can be tackled too but they require a very different approach to the larger six and eight legged household pests.
If you'd like to move a few invertebrate freeloaders away from your home, give us a call or drop us an email and we'll pop around to assess.
Your problems can be over in a day.

People ask us all the time about when is the best time to deal with the lichen, moss and algae on their roof. The short answer is 'any time' but if you really want to underscore the message about who's in charge of the roof surface, then summer is the ace card up your sleeve. The heat of the sun above and the searing heat from the roof below combine to massively stress the organic growths on your roof, which makes the lichen and moss in particular become dehydrated and given to absorbing the Roof Shield roof treatment solution.
It's very true that rain across the roof is the action that will ultimately carry away the detritus but it's the absorption of the treatment that will cause the organic matter to perish in the first instance.
We're currently treating a great many roofs with our Roof Shield product but there's always room for more while the sun shines.
Feel free to give us a call anytime and we'll visit to assess and advise.