Come late spring or early summer in Gages Lake, you probably can't wait to get out on your watercraft. Be aware that you might have some unwelcome company.
A watercraft covered up for many months in Gages Lake is ideal breeding ground for creepy-crawlies. They love the damp inside. With its many crevices and compartments, a watercraft offers friendly confines. Spiders get active in spring laying eggs.
The stage is set for an unwanted surprise – a welcoming party of Gages Lake bugs – when you pull off the cover for the first time.
Sure, you could engage in attempted spider removal, or try to get rid of the insects on your own.
Here's an easier, faster solution: Have us spray your watercraft at the beginning or end of the boating season. Proactive pest control will kill and control multi-legged residents throughout your boat. You'll save time, not to mention the irritation of an six-legged inhabitant unexpectedly visiting you or a guest.
Given that some spiders (such as the brown recluse) have venomous bites, protecting against them is common sense. Please remember that ski boat application must be done before a boat is put in the waters of Gages Lake.
For many people in Gages Lake, southeast WI and northern Illinois, summer is all about the water. Click here to schedule a ski boat treatment, so that you can be sure the only guests aboard will be invited ones.