Spider Control in Cairns

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Reliable Spider Treatments


Spiders are a common pest in Far North Queensland, and while many are harmless, others pose safety concerns — especially in homes with children or pets. Optimum Pest Services offers targeted spider control throughout Cairns, Gordonvale, Atherton, Mareeba, Palm Cove and Port Douglas. Our treatments are designed to reduce existing spider populations and prevent them from returning to key areas around your property.


We’re a locally owned and operated business with a reputation for friendly service and reliable results. Whether you’re dealing with webbing around windows, huntsmans in the shed or redbacks in the garden, we’ll identify where spiders are nesting and apply effective, low-toxicity treatments to remove them. We treat both interior and exterior spaces, including ceilings, eaves, patios and fences.


You can trust our experienced team to deliver spider control that’s fast, discreet and tailored to your property.


Call 0473 866 516 to book a spider treatment with your local pest professionals.

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Why Choose Us?


We combine expert knowledge with practical care to deliver spider control that works without compromise. Here’s what makes our service different:


  • We treat visible and hidden nesting areas, including roof voids, sheds and outdoor structures.
  • Our team uses spider-specific products that target both active pests and their egg sacs.
  • We work carefully around delicate surfaces like outdoor furniture, play equipment and gardens.
  • Our treatments help reduce webs, minimise future nesting and lower bite risks.
  • We’re prompt, courteous and happy to answer questions before and after every visit.
  • Clients appreciate our no-mess approach and attention to property safety.
  • We offer seasonal spider control plans for homes and commercial spaces.
  • Our service is backed by local knowledge and real experience with North Queensland pests.


Call 0473 866 516 to schedule spider control with a team that takes your comfort seriously.

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Frequently Asked Questions


  • Why do spiders come indoors?

    Spiders may enter homes or buildings in search of food, shelter or mates. Insects like flies, ants or moths often attract spiders indoors. During warmer months or after rainfall, spiders may move inside to escape environmental conditions. Cracks, open windows, vents and gaps under doors can allow them easy access. Garages, bathrooms, cupboards and ceiling corners are common hiding places. Reducing indoor lighting, sealing entry points and limiting insect activity are all effective ways to make your space less attractive to spiders. If spider activity is frequent or includes dangerous species, it’s best to call a pest control professional.

  • How can I prevent spiders between treatments?

    To reduce spider activity between pest control treatments, regularly remove webs with a broom or vacuum. Keep indoor spaces free from clutter and clean window sills, corners and ceiling areas often. Reduce insect activity by installing fly screens, sealing entry points and turning off unnecessary outdoor lighting at night. Spiders feed on insects, so fewer bugs indoors means fewer spiders. Outdoors, trim vegetation away from walls and ensure storage items are off the ground. If spider numbers begin to rise again, contact your pest provider for advice. Some properties may benefit from biannual or quarterly treatments, depending on the location.

  • Are spiders dangerous to have around the home or workplace?

    While most spiders are harmless, some species can pose a health risk. In Australia, the redback and funnel-web spiders are medically significant and may deliver painful or potentially dangerous bites. Even non-venomous spiders can cause anxiety or discomfort for many people. Webs in corners, ceilings or garden areas can also create a messy appearance. In workplaces, particularly hospitality or childcare settings, visible spiders may affect customer confidence. Regular spider control helps reduce risk and improve cleanliness. It's important to note that some spider bites may require medical attention, so identifying and managing infestations early is always a smart precaution.

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