Lizard Management System: Effective Lizard Control Solutions for Indian Homes
Understanding Lizard Infestations and Effective Management
Lizards are among the most common household pests in India due to the country’s warm and humid climate. The house gecko, or Hemidactylus frenatus, is a familiar sight in homes, buildings, and factories, especially in tropical regions. While lizards help reduce insect populations, their presence indoors can be unsettling. Moreover, lizards can carry diseases like Salmonella, making it important to control their numbers effectively.
Why Do Lizards Enter Homes?
Like any other living organism, lizards need food, water, and shelter:
- Food: Lizards are attracted to lights that attract insects. They feed on insects and spiders commonly found around homes. If you see lizards on your walls, there’s a high chance you have a pest problem.
- Water: They thrive near sources of water, such as leaky pipes, stagnant water, or damp areas like bathrooms and kitchens.
- Shelter: Lizards find comfort in the dark crevices of walls, behind cabinets, and in other secluded spaces. They can easily climb smooth walls and ceilings to reach these hiding spots.
Simple Household Remedies to Repel Lizards
One popular household method to deter lizards is by using the strong aroma of garlic:
- Place peeled garlic cloves where lizards frequently appear.
- Alternatively, create a garlic spray by mixing garlic with water and spraying it around entry points and potential hiding spots.
While this can reduce lizard activity temporarily, it’s best to seek professional help for a more effective and long-term solution.
Professional Lizard Management by Urban Junggle
For a safe and non-toxic approach to lizard control, Urban Junggle offers professional lizard management services. Our trained technicians use eco-friendly sprays and techniques that target the common hiding spots of lizards, ensuring effective control without harm to residents.
If you’re ready to maintain a lizard-free home, contact Urban Junggle on our toll-free number: 1800 123 407407.