Generally, a professional visit for spider control would consist of a systemic analysis and approach to identify the infested areas and treat them. The process usually starts by consulting with the homeowner over whether you can see any signs that there are spiders in their home, such as spider webs, egg sacs, or specific species. Following this inspection, the technician will sit down with the owner of the house to explain what they found and offer recommendations specific to the requirements of that particular house. It might involve a combination of chemical applications, like insecticides applied to kill spiders, but nontoxic for humans and animals, coupled with some other preventive methods like closing cracks and crevices, ridding the interior of clutter, and sprucing up outdoor landscaping. During the visit, the technician is likely to provide home maintenance and sanitation tips for keeping the home spider-free. After administering the treatment, the technician will set subsequent visits to follow up on the situation to ensure the control measures implemented are indeed effective, thus building the homeowners' confidence in their approach.