Iguana Removal

May 27, 2025

Iguana Troubles in Palm Beach County? Get Rid of Them for Good.

Invasive green iguanas damage seawalls, roofs, pools, and landscaping across Palm Beach County, and they can carry bacteria that pose health risks to your family and pets. At SoFlo Iguana Pros, we provide safe, humane iguana control for homeowners, HOAs, golf courses, marinas, and commercial properties. We are rated 5.0 across 121+ Google reviews from local property owners.

Our Iguana Removal Process

Inspection: We assess the property, identify burrows, nesting sites, food sources, and the routes iguanas use to reach roofs, pools, and docks.
Humane trapping and removal: We use targeted trapping and hands-on removal methods suited to your property.
Compliant handling: Under Florida law, invasive green iguanas are not relocated or released into the wild. Captured iguanas are handled humanely and in accordance with state regulations.
Exclusion and prevention: We seal entry points, install barriers and tree guards, and modify habitat to make the property less inviting.
Follow-up and recurring control: Ongoing maintenance plans keep populations down after the initial removal.

Where Iguanas Cause the Most Damage

Seawalls and burrows that undermine waterfront structures and cause erosion
Roofs, solar panels, and rooftop equipment
Pools, screen enclosures, and pool cages
Docks, boat lifts, and waterfront areas
Landscaping, gardens, and trees

Who We Help

Residential: single-family homes and waterfront properties
HOAs and condos: community-wide control programs
Golf courses: greens, lakes, and burrow management
Commercial properties and marinas

What Affects Timing and Pricing

Every property is different. The size of the infestation, the number and location of burrows, property size, waterfront access, and whether ongoing maintenance is needed all affect timing and cost. After a site inspection we provide a clear quote so you know what to expect before any work begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is iguana removal legal in Florida?

Yes. Green iguanas are an invasive species in Florida. They may be removed from private property, but they cannot be relocated and released elsewhere. Our team works within Florida regulations.

Are your methods humane?

Yes. We use humane trapping and removal techniques and handle every animal in accordance with state guidelines.

Will the iguanas come back?

Iguanas often return when food sources, burrows, and access points remain. That is why we pair removal with exclusion, habitat modification, and optional recurring maintenance to keep them away long term.