Lizards Management

Lizards can be a fascinating part of nature, but when they make their way into your living space, they can become more of a nuisance than a curiosity. From invading your home to creating potential health concerns, lizards require effective management to keep your environment comfortable and safe. Seva Facility Pest Control specializes in comprehensive lizard management to help you reclaim your space from these scaly intruders.

Understanding Lizard Infestations

Lizards often enter homes in search of food, water, and shelter. They can come inside through small gaps, cracks, or open doors and windows. While lizards themselves are generally harmless, their presence can lead to other issues, such as:

• Health Concerns: Lizards may carry parasites that can affect humans and pets.
• Droppings: Lizard droppings can be a nuisance and potentially spread bacteria.

The Lizard Life Cycle

Lizards start their life cycle as eggs, although some species give birth to live young. Here’s a glimpse into their development:

1. Egg Stage: Most lizards lay soft, leathery eggs, which are often buried in soil or hidden in crevices. The incubation period can range from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the species.
2. Hatching: Hatchlings emerge from their eggs fully formed but miniature versions of adults. They absorb the remaining yolk from the egg before emerging.
3. Juvenile Stage: Young lizards are independent from birth, capable of fending for themselves. They grow into adults without undergoing a significant metamorphosis.
4. Adult Stage: Mature lizards begin mating, with behaviors and reproductive cycles varying by species. After mating, females lay eggs or give birth, continuing the cycle.

Prevention Tips

To keep lizards out of your home, consider these preventive measures:

• Seal Entry Points: Close gaps around doors, windows, and foundations to prevent lizards from entering.
• Control Insects: Lizards are often attracted to homes with insect infestations. Managing insect populations can help deter lizards.
• Reduce Clutter: Lizards seek shelter in cluttered or overgrown areas. Keeping your space tidy can make it less inviting.

Professional Lizard Control Process

• Inspection: Our experts will assess your property to identify entry points and potential hiding spots for lizards.
• Exclusion: We use specialized techniques to block entry points and remove lizards from your home.
• Ongoing Monitoring: Regular follow-ups ensure that lizards do not return, and we provide tips for maintaining a lizard-free environment.

Advantages

• Thorough Approach: Comprehensive treatment and prevention strategies tailored to your specific needs.
• Safe & Efficient: Effective methods that are safe for your home and family.
• Peace of Mind: Enjoy a lizard-free environment with professional support.

Disadvantages of Ant Control

• Initial Costs: Professional services may involve an upfront investment but offer long-term benefits.
• Follow-Up Required: Some treatments may require follow-up to ensure complete removal.