A cellar spider hanging in a loose web in a ceiling corner, with hair thin legs and a small narrow pale body

Home/ Pest Articles/ Spiders/ Are Daddy Long Legs Spiders Are Daddy Long Legs Spiders? The Answer Depends on Which One You Mean Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated October 2026 Spider Control Some daddy long legs are spiders and some are not, because three different animals share the name: … Read more

Jumping Spider (Bold Jumping Spider) on natural substrate showing large forward-facing eyes and chunky body

Home/ Pest Articles/ Spiders/ Are Jumping Spiders Dangerous Are Jumping Spiders Dangerous? The Bold Jumping Spider in Texas Homes Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated October 2026 Spider Control A small black spider with a white spot that turns to look at you from a windowsill is a jumping … Read more

Southern House Spider (Crevice Weaver) on natural substrate showing velvety grey-brown body

Home/ Pest Articles/ Spiders/ Common House Spiders in Texas Common House Spiders in Texas, and the Two That Are Dangerous Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated October 2026 Spider Control The common house spiders in Texas are the southern house spider, the common house spider, the cellar spider, the … Read more

Home/Pest Articles/Spiders/Spider Season When Spider Season Is in Texas and Where They Go in Winter Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated August 2026 Spider Control Spider season in Texas is really separate seasons stacked on top of each other, and the one everybody notices is not the one that … Read more

A yellow garden spider sits in a circular web along a wooden backyard fence near a brick wall in McKinney, Texas.

Home/ Pest Articles/ Spiders/ Peppermint Oil and Spiders Does Peppermint Oil Keep Spiders Away? What Actually Keeps Them Out Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated October 2026 Spider Control Peppermint oil is the spider remedy everyone has heard of, and it has been tested. It works on some spiders … Read more

Black widow spider with red hourglass markings, photographed on a Pest Me Off job in McKinney

Home/Pest Articles/Spiders/Spider Hiding Spots Where Do Spiders Hide in Your Home? Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated August 2026 Spider Control Where do spiders hide? Never at random. They pick places that give them three things: cover from being disturbed, something to eat nearby, and stillness. Once you know … Read more

Brown Recluse (Fiddleback Spider) on natural substrate showing violin marking and six eyes in three pairs

Home/Pest Articles/Spiders/Brown Recluse Infestation Signs of a Brown Recluse Infestation and the Risks to Your Home Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated August 2026 Spider Control The signs of a brown recluse infestation are small off-white webbing in back corners and boxes, translucent tan shed skins, round off-white egg … Read more

Home/Pest Articles/Spiders/Cellar Spider Infestation What Signs of Cellar Spider Infestation Actually Mean Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated August 2026 Spider Control Cellar spiders are the thin, long-legged spiders that build loose, tangled webs in garage corners, utility closets and water heater rooms in Texas homes, from McKinney to … Read more

Home/Pest Articles/Spiders/Orb Weavers Orb Weaver Spiders Around Your Home Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated August 2026 Spider Control Orb weavers are the spiders behind the large, wheel-shaped webs that show up in Collin County yards, garden beds and porch overhangs from midsummer into fall. They live outdoors, they … Read more

Wolf spider located along base of concrete wall during summer inspection in Princeton.

Home/Pest Articles/Spiders/Wolf Spiders Wolf Spider Infestation, What It Actually Looks Like Ryan Beyer, President  ·  Pest Me Off  ·  McKinney, TX  ·  Updated August 2026 Spider Control A wolf spider infestation is a rarer thing than the phrase suggests, and knowing why takes the worry out of it. These are solitary hunters. They build no … Read more