Chasing a lizard out of a room rarely solves anything, because another one soon replaces it. Lasting control means making the place unattractive and hard to enter, so we work on the lizards, on their food supply and on the gaps they use. Here is how the main parts of our lizard control service fit together, and why we use them as a combination. Each plan starts with a careful inspection of your property.
Non-Toxic and Safe Treatment for Lizards in Homes and Kitchens
We use non-toxic, safe treatment to deal with lizards in places where people live, cook, eat and work. This matters in kitchens, bedrooms, nurseries, restaurants and offices, where strong products are not appropriate. Our technician explains what will be used and where, which areas to keep clear and what to expect afterwards, so you can rely on the treatment without worrying about your family, guests or staff.
Baiting Treatment Placed Where Lizards Travel and Hide
Baiting treatment adds another layer of control in the spots lizards visit most often. Baits are placed along their usual routes and hiding places, such as behind appliances, above cupboards, around window frames and in quiet corners of storerooms, so that the treatment works in the places lizards actually use. We check these points on follow-up visits and change the placement if lizard activity moves elsewhere.
Reducing the Insects That Lizards Feed On
Lizards go where there is food, and for lizards, food means insects. Moths, flies, ants, cockroaches and other insects gather around lights and kitchens, and lizards follow them indoors. By reducing the insect population in and around your building, we remove one of the main reasons lizards come in, which is why insect control is part of every lizard control plan we prepare for homes and businesses.