Iguana Removal in Wellington

Wellington’s canals, lakes, golf course banks, and heavily landscaped HOAs give green iguanas water, food, and soft soil to burrow. Florida Iguana Ops serves Wellington with trapping, removal, and exclusion for homes, farms, condos, and commercial properties.

Why Wellington has an iguana problem

Animals move along the West Palm Beach Canal, community lakes, and the drainage network that runs through the Village. A quiet lake lot at midday can be an active basking and feeding route in the morning and late afternoon. Equestrian and polo-area landscaping — hibiscus, bougainvillea, and irrigated turf — keeps drawing animals back after a one-time sweep.

Where we see the most activity

  • Canal-front and lake-front homes around Lake Wellington
  • HOA common areas, community pools, and preserve edges
  • Golf course banks and irrigation lakes
  • Equestrian properties and barn perimeters near canals
  • Southern Boulevard corridor landscaping and entrance features

How we handle the job

We inspect first. Then we remove animals with humane, Florida-legal methods that fit the property. After that we look at burrows, nesting spots, and entry points so the next animals off the water have fewer places to settle. Green iguanas are an invasive nuisance in Florida and cannot be relocated and released.

Who we serve

Homes, HOAs, golf courses, equestrian farms, schools, and businesses in Wellington and nearby western Palm Beach County communities.

Nearby cities we also cover

Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, The Acreage, Greenacres, Lake Worth, and West Palm Beach. See all cities on our Service Areas page.