Iguana Removal in West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach is our home base. Canal lots, Flagler Drive seawalls, downtown landscaping, and lake communities give green iguanas food, water, and soft soil to burrow. Florida Iguana Ops removes iguanas and other nuisance wildlife from homes, condos, businesses, golf courses, and marinas throughout the city and surrounding neighborhoods.

Why West Palm Beach has an iguana problem

The Lake Worth Lagoon and the city’s canal and lake network keep feeding new animals onto waterfront property. Iguanas bask on seawalls and docks, nest in soft banks, and move into yards and pool decks. They do not stay in one backyard. A property that looks “cleared” can take new animals from the water within days if burrows and attractants are left open.

West Palm Beach Iguana Removal

Where we see the most activity

  • Flagler Drive and Intracoastal seawalls
  • Waterfront condos and homes along the lagoon
  • Downtown and historic neighborhood gardens
  • Lake communities and golf course banks
  • Docks, boat lifts, and marina edges
  • Pool cages, lanais, and barrel-tile roofs

What iguana damage looks like here

The expensive damage in West Palm Beach is usually underground or under a seawall. Burrows undermine walls, pool decks, sidewalks, and foundations. Droppings collect on docks and around pools. Landscaping gets stripped. We have used two local examples for years because customers recognize them: a single iguana that wrecked about $30,000 in commercial HVAC equipment, and iguana burrowing that contributed to $1.8 million in emergency dam repairs in West Palm Beach.

How Florida Iguana Ops handles 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 same animals — or the next ones coming off the water — have fewer places to settle. If the site needs follow-up, we say so before we leave.

Who we serve in West Palm Beach

Homeowners, property managers, HOAs, golf courses, marinas, schools, and commercial sites from downtown through the western communities.

Nearby cities we also cover

North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, Palm Springs, and the island of Palm Beach