Lizard Control

House geckos are not dangerous but can contaminate food surfaces. Their droppings can trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.

With combined repellent and exclusion, re-entry is greatly reduced. We offer a 30-day follow-up if lizards return.

Lizards follow their food source — mainly insects attracted to indoor lights. Reducing insect populations is key.

Yes. We use botanical and chemical repellents safe for occupied buildings. No vacating is typically required.

House geckos and garden lizards are most common indoors. Health risks are minimal but food contamination is a concern.

We seal cracks in walls, open cable conduits, gaps under doors, and spaces behind furniture that lizards use for movement.

DIY repellents are rarely effective. Our professional-grade repellents combined with exclusion provide lasting results.

Once inside, lizards can establish and breed. Early intervention with repellent and exclusion prevents permanent colonization.

We do not kill lizards as they are beneficial for controlling insects. Humane exclusion and repellent methods are our standard approach.

Garden lizards help control mosquito and flying insect populations. We focus on preventing entry indoors rather than garden removal.

Our botanical repellents are plant-safe when applied to walls and building surfaces. Outdoor plant treatments require specific consultation.

Most lizards leave within 24–48 hours after repellent application when combined with exclusion to prevent re-entry.