Yes — Santera inspects and treats the harbourage spiders actually use, including garages, stores, eaves, voids, and other sheltered hiding spots, not just visible webs in living areas. Targeting these hiding points and their egg sacs is what brings the population down.

Yes — because spiders are drawn in by insect prey, Santera can include control of the insects feeding them, which is one of the most effective ways to keep spiders away long term. Removing the food source means spiders have little reason to return.

Decluttering, sealing gaps, managing lighting, and reducing indoor insects all help naturally and should be part of any plan, but they won't clear egg sacs or established harbourage, and they don't address venomous widows safely. Santera combines treatment, egg-sac removal, and prey reduction for a reliable result.

Vacuuming or sweeping accessible webs in living areas is fine and helps, but leave egg sacs and webs in garages, stores, and corners for our technicians to treat directly. Don't spray, as it can scatter spiders. Santera will then target harbourage and egg sacs properly.

A direct treatment affects spiders it contacts, but spraying a visible spider does nothing about the egg sacs, harbourage, and insect prey sustaining the population, so they return. Santera treats harbourage, removes egg sacs, and reduces prey — the combination that actually keeps spiders down, not a quick spray.

Spiders can move indoors more as outdoor conditions change and insect prey shifts, and they're drawn to lighting and shelter year-round in Dubai. Their presence tracks insect activity more than season. Santera reduces both the spiders and their food source for lasting control.