Ongoing weekly iguana control for canal-front, waterfront, and landscaped residential properties with chronic iguana activity. Designed to prevent return activity rather than react after damage occurs. Owner-operated by Gregory Turner, FWC-listed nuisance wildlife control operator. Serving Palm Beach & Broward Counties.
Weekly on-property visits, ongoing iguana removal, burrow monitoring, and landscape-damage assessments. Monthly billing. Final pricing depends on property size, access, and activity level.
On waterfront property, the problem is not the iguanas you can see today — it is the steady supply of new ones. Seawalls and canal banks are ideal burrowing terrain, the water is a highway that moves iguanas from property to property, and lush landscaping is a year-round food source. So the day after a one-time removal, new animals are already arriving from next door and down the canal. Ongoing control manages that inflow instead of reacting to it.
Each weekly visit includes scheduled on-property removal using humane, Florida-legal methods, hot-spot and burrow monitoring along seawalls, canal banks, and landscaping beds, and a quick check for new landscape or seawall damage. The service focus shifts over time to follow where the activity actually is, with the goal of long-term activity reduction rather than a one-time knockdown.
How often do you visit, and what plans are available? The service is built around weekly scheduled visits, which keep activity from rebuilding between visits. Monthly, semi-annual, and annual plans are available.
What actually happens on each visit? On-property removal, hot-spot and burrow monitoring, and a quick check for new landscape or seawall damage — with the focus shifting over time to follow where activity concentrates. The goal is long-term activity reduction.
How much does residential iguana control cost? From $400 per month, including weekly visits. Final pricing depends on property size, the number of active zones, and the level of iguana pressure.
Why do iguanas keep coming back? On waterfront, lakefront, and canal-front lots the habitat itself is the draw, so new iguanas move in within days of a one-time removal. Recurring control manages the steady inflow instead of fighting it one visit at a time.
When is ongoing control better than a one-time visit? When iguanas keep returning between visits, when the property sits on a canal, lake, or other iguana corridor, or when activity is too consistent to manage with occasional service.
Can I start with removal and move to control later? Yes. A multi-day intensive knocks an established colony down quickly, and an ongoing control plan then keeps the property from rebuilding.
For one-time visits see Residential Iguana Removal. For larger established populations see Residential Multi-Day Removal. Learn more in Iguanas & Canal Systems, What Attracts Iguanas, and Iguana Prevention Methods.
Call (561) 310-1114 for a free estimate. Same-day availability across Palm Beach & Broward Counties.