Residual spray and repellent treatment that keeps lizards out of living spaces.
Lizards are drawn indoors by insects, warmth, and easy hiding spots behind frames, switchboards, and furniture — and repellent sprays alone rarely keep them away for long.
We combine residual spray treatment around entry points with insect-control measures that remove the food source lizards are actually chasing.
Bannerghatta Road runs south from the city centre toward Bannerghatta National Park, lined with IT offices, apartment complexes, and independent homes. Properties near the greener stretches see more mosquito and ant activity, while commercial spaces need scheduled cockroach and rodent control.
Lizards seen regularly near lights or switchboards
Small dark droppings on walls or shelves
Shed skins found behind furniture or frames
Egg clusters in wall cracks or corners
We check gaps around doors, windows, and utility openings.
Treatment is applied along walls, frames, and common hiding spots.
Reducing insect activity removes the main food source drawing lizards in.
A revisit confirms activity has dropped off.
