Spiders Control

Often found outside in tree trunks, walls, and building crevices, these spiders are considered harmless and not known to be aggressive to humans.

Brown house spiders are commonly found outdoors, but they can sometimes be spotted indoors in some houses and buildings. They are typically not aggressive to humans and often only bite when threatened or defending itself.

Known for their extremely long, thin legs and small body, these spiders are commonly found indoors under furniture, at the side of doors, or ceiling corners. Despite the old rumour that Daddy Long Legs are dangerous, this spider is considered harmless.

Despite their larger size and scary appearance, Huntsman spiders are rarely known to bite. They prefer to run away if threatened, and their venom is not normally considered dangerous to humans.

This spider is native to Australia and often found in gardens or occasionally inside houses. Although their venom is not considered poisonous, their bite can be very painful. This is one of the species of spiders that most people should avoid and remove if present.

This is a species that’s considered to be dangerous and deadly, so you should always avoid this spider and get professional spider control if you see it. Its bite is known to be very painful, and its venom can be highly toxic and strong enough to require anti-venom for treatment.

This highly venomous species can be found throughout Australia and is closely related to the infamous Black Widow Spider in the United States. The Redback Spider is dangerous, with a painful bite and venom that could cause pain, nausea, and headaches.