Fast residential iguana removal for smaller or recently noticed iguana activity. Best for homes that have started seeing iguanas in the last few weeks — basking on seawalls, crossing pool decks, feeding in landscaping beds, or showing up along canal banks. One-time visit, on-property work performed by Gregory Turner, FWC-listed nuisance wildlife control operator. Serving Palm Beach & Broward Counties.
Includes property inspection, on-site removal, and recommendations for preventing return activity. Final pricing depends on property size, access, and activity level. No mobilization, mileage, or after-hours surcharges.
A single visit is not just "show up and grab an iguana." First we walk the property to find where iguanas are basking, feeding, and traveling — pool cages, seawalls, dock lines, landscaping beds, and any early burrows. Then we remove the animals we can access using humane, Florida-legal methods chosen for the property and the size of the animals — no poisons, which are illegal for iguanas in Florida and do not work. Before we leave, you get an honest read on whether a single visit is likely to hold or whether the habitat will keep pulling new animals in.
How much does residential iguana removal cost? One-time visits start at $199. Final pricing depends on property size, the number of active zones, activity level, and access — with no mobilization, mileage, or after-hours surcharges.
When is a one-time visit the right option? When activity is smaller in scale, recently noticed, or limited to a specific area of the property. For larger or long-building problems, a multi-day intensive or an ongoing control plan is the better starting point.
How do you actually remove the iguanas? We use humane, Florida-legal methods appropriate to the property — targeted on-site removal, snares, nets, and live traps where they make sense. No poisons, which are illegal for iguanas in Florida and do not work.
How fast can you come out? Same-day response is often available across Palm Beach and Broward Counties. Because the business is owner-operated, you schedule directly with the specialist doing the work.
What if the iguanas keep coming back? Repeat returns usually mean the habitat is attracting new animals — common on waterfront lots. In that case an ongoing control plan or a multi-day intensive is the better long-term option.
Are you licensed and insured? Yes. Iguana Gone is owner-operated by an FWC-listed nuisance wildlife control operator, and every visit is performed by that specialist — not a rotating crew.
If activity is established or recurring, see Residential Iguana Control for ongoing weekly visits, or Residential Multi-Day Removal for larger established populations. Learn more in Signs You Have an Iguana Problem, Professional Iguana Removal Methods, and How to Identify Iguana Burrows.
Call (561) 310-1114 for a free estimate. Same-day availability across Palm Beach & Broward Counties.