Lizards are considered pests even though they are not as harmful as rats and mosquitoes. While lizards are not responsible for any diseases, these cold-blooded reptiles can be a menace for children and adults. Lizards mainly live in the holes and ventilators of the buildings. They generally come out at night and feed on insects. ITEM Secure provides lizard control service that is effective and long lasting. ITEM Secure will ensure a lizard free environment with the unique and innovative lizard control techniques.

Lizards are naturally insectivorous, which means insects are their favorite things to eat. They eat insects such as spiders, ants, bugs, snails, and any other type of crawling insect. Therefore, if your home has a lizard problem, it is very likely that your house also has a secondary pest infestation of these crawling insects.

Besides crawling insects, lizards also aim at flying insects like house flies, mosquitoes, termites, and crickets. Lizards are capable of catching flying prey quickly because of their ability to stick and climb walls. The presence of lizards in your house may prevent dangerous insects like mosquitoes from breeding in your home. However, these creepy pests can damage your interiors by crawling and defacating everywhere.

Lizards eat insects, but they also eat fruits and plants as a substitute. Plant-eating lizards can become an issue for people who have gardens in their homes. They can feast on your house plants and ruin them. Lizards also carry bacteria on their skin which can be left behind on your fruits and plants and give humans salmonella and food poisoning. It is advised to call the experts to solve lizard problems at your home because they can affect your health.

Lizards are reptiles and therefore need water to stay alive. If your home has an open water source, it will attract lizards. Water leaking from pipes, stagnant water from the garden, and even kitchen sinks could attract lizards. It is advised to keep surfaces such as tabletops, flooring, and appliances dry at all times.