A one-time removal, from $125, is more than someone grabbing the iguanas they can see. It includes a full property walk and burrow map, hand-catch and catch-pole removal, burrow collapse where it's needed, and prevention recommendations in writing so you know how to keep them from coming back. The burrow and prevention parts are the ones cheaper operators skip — and they're what make the difference last.
A monitored program from $99 a month adds the ongoing piece: scheduled removal and trap monitoring, traps set on active runs and basking spots, seasonal plan adjustments, and priority same-day emergency calls. Add-ons like tree wraps and dock-piling guards are available when a property needs hardening. Community sites are quoted to the property with service records and reporting included.
The single visit, step by step
The one-time job is a full pass on the property, not a snatch-and-go.
- Full property walk and burrow map
- Hand-catch and catch-pole removal, humane and FWC-compliant
- Burrow collapse where it's needed
- Prevention recommendations in writing
What the program adds
The monitored program builds on that with the ongoing work a waterfront or canopy-heavy lot needs — scheduled visits, trap monitoring on the spots iguanas are actually using, seasonal adjustments, and priority emergency calls. It's the difference between clearing a property once and keeping it clear through a season.
Add-ons and community scope
When a property needs hardening, prevention add-ons come into play — tree wraps that stop iguanas climbing the fruit trees, dock-piling guards that block the seawall highway, and deeper burrow collapse along the bank. For HOAs, golf courses, and commercial sites, the scope expands to bank mapping and a monitored program with service records and reporting for the board or club. We lay every option and its price out in the written quote so you decide what to include.
Common questions
Does the price include collapsing burrows?
Yes — burrow collapse where it's needed is part of the single-visit job, along with the property walk, removal, and written prevention recommendations.
Are tree wraps and piling guards included?
They're available as add-ons when a property needs hardening. We lay out the options and pricing in the written quote so you decide what to include.
What's the difference between a visit and a program?
A visit clears what's there today and includes burrow work and prevention notes. A program adds scheduled removal, trap monitoring, seasonal adjustments, and priority emergency calls to keep a property clear over time.
