A wildlife program that works around your tee sheet.
For the superintendents and GMs across Palm Beach County protecting lake banks, bunker faces, greens, and cart paths from iguanas — scheduled around play, run by one accountable local team, and reported hole by hole.
The damage lands where it costs the most.
Iguanas find the softest, wettest ground on the property — your lake banks and bunker faces — and turn it into a recurring line on the repair budget. Here's where the pressure actually shows up.
Lake & pond banks that slump
Burrows honeycomb the bank until a section slumps into the water — exposing irrigation lines and heads, undercutting the mow line, and leaving a scar your members see from the tee.
Bunker faces washed out
Iguanas dig into bunker faces and behind liners. The sand slides, the liner tears, and one storm turns a clean face into a washout your crew has to rebuild by hand.
Greens, collars & tees fouled
They graze the tender growth on collars and tee boxes and leave droppings on putting surfaces and around cups — a turf-health problem and a member complaint in the same morning.
Cart paths & bridges undermined
Burrowing under path edges and bridge abutments cracks the concrete and softens the shoulder, so the repair bill lands on the same edges every rainy season.
Entry & clubhouse landscaping
The beds at the gate, the bag drop, and the clubhouse entry are what a member or a prospective one sees first — and they are exactly where iguanas strip color and dig.
Damage nobody logged
Without a record, the same lake bank and the same bunker keep failing and nobody connects it to wildlife. We map it so the pattern — and the fix — is on paper for the committee.
5.0
123 Google reviews
Since 2023
local to Palm Beach County
18–36
holes walked before a proposal
One contact
Nick, the owner, direct
The crew that walks your course — and answers for it.
One licensed, insured, Lake Worth-based team runs the whole course program — the same trucks, the same Nick — scheduled around your tee sheet, working the lake banks and bunker faces, and reporting hole by hole to the superintendent.
- One accountable contact — Nick — who knows your course and your schedule
- Hole-by-hole records filed after each visit for the GM and green committee
- COI to the club before the first visit, additional insured on request
Built to disappear into your day.
A course isn't a backyard. The work has to bend around play, agronomy windows, and a membership that notices everything — so that's how we run it.
We walk the course with your super
Before a proposal, Nick walks all 18 (or 27, or 36) with the superintendent or assistant — reading the lake banks, bunker complexes, and the holes that take the most pressure.
Scheduled around the tee sheet
Early mornings ahead of the first group, cart-path-only days, and aeration or overseed windows — we work when the course can spare us, not when it's busy.
Discreet on the course
Plain uniforms, quiet carts, and crews that yield to play and stay off the surfaces. A member walking the 7th shouldn't notice we were ever there.
Hole-by-hole reporting
After each visit the super gets a record tied to holes and features — what was worked, what was caught, and which banks or bunkers need attention next.
One contact — Nick
You get the owner directly, not a call center or a rotating crew. One person who knows your course, your schedule, and your green committee's questions.
Humane & fully compliant
Licensed, insured, and FWC-compliant on every visit, and permitted under the USFWS control order for Muscovy ducks and the geese fouling your greens.
Walk it, scope it, service it, report it.
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Course walk & mapping
We walk the course with the super and map every lake bank, bunker complex, and hot hole where iguanas and waterfowl concentrate.
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Proposal & schedule
A written scope, a service cadence built around your tee sheet, and a firm price — one document the GM and green committee can approve.
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Service around play
Early-morning and cart-path-day visits, discreet carts and plain uniforms, crews yielding to every group on the course.
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Bank & bunker prevention
Beyond removal — collapsing and packing bank burrows and hardening the bunker faces and edges that keep failing.
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Reporting to the super
A hole-by-hole record after each visit, filed and ready for the GM, the board, or the green committee's next meeting.
The vendor that reads like a good hire.
Protects turf & bunkers
We stop the bank slumping and bunker washouts that eat your labor budget — removal plus real prevention on the banks and faces that keep failing.
Works around play & members
Early mornings, cart-path days, and aeration windows, run discreetly enough that a member finishing a round never notices the crew.
Documented for the committee
Hole-by-hole reporting after each visit — the paper a GM or green committee actually wants when wildlife damage hits the repair budget.
One accountable local vendor
Nick, the owner, is your single contact. Based in Lake Worth, covering every course in Palm Beach County, and he answers the phone.
Agronomy-aware timing
We schedule around overseed, aeration, and tournament prep instead of walking onto a green your crew just topdressed.
Humane & compliant
Licensed, insured, and FWC-compliant, plus permitted under the USFWS control order for the Muscovy ducks and geese fouling your greens and lakes.
A 5.0 built on community & lake-bank work.
The same crews that keep HOA lakes and shared banks under control run our course programs — here's what board members and managers say about the work.
We hired SoFlo Iguana Pros for iguana control services for our HOA common areas. The team did a great job and was super professional. No more pesky iguanas!
SoFlo Iguana Pros did a great job removing iguanas at my HOA in Boca. Iguanas were all around the pool, even going inside and pooping. Around the lake bank and burrowing. Thank you so much SoFlo Iguana Pros, you are truly the pros.
Nick and his team did a great job trapping iguanas in my HOA. I am so thankful for the job they do keeping our property iguana free.
I hired Nick and his team at SoFlo Iguana Pros to handle my iguana problem at my condo on Palm Beach. They went above and beyond to handle my infestation — I can't recommend them enough! If I could give them 6 stars I would.
Can't explain how great the service was and how wonderful the staff treated us through everything! Would recommend.
SoFlo Iguana Pros LLC exceeded every expectation! From the first call to the final cleanup, their team was professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly efficient. They responded quickly, arrived on time, and handled the raccoon removal with confidence and expertise.
Thank you for taking care of my iguana problem in my yard. Did a great job.
I had a raccoon in my ductwork and Nick was able to safely get it out and relocate it. Service and expertise was awesome and stress free. Definitely recommend Nick and his team for any unwanted roommates!
We hired SoFlo Iguana Pros for iguana control services for our HOA common areas. The team did a great job and was super professional. No more pesky iguanas!
SoFlo Iguana Pros did a great job removing iguanas at my HOA in Boca. Iguanas were all around the pool, even going inside and pooping. Around the lake bank and burrowing. Thank you so much SoFlo Iguana Pros, you are truly the pros.
Nick and his team did a great job trapping iguanas in my HOA. I am so thankful for the job they do keeping our property iguana free.
I hired Nick and his team at SoFlo Iguana Pros to handle my iguana problem at my condo on Palm Beach. They went above and beyond to handle my infestation — I can't recommend them enough! If I could give them 6 stars I would.
Can't explain how great the service was and how wonderful the staff treated us through everything! Would recommend.
SoFlo Iguana Pros LLC exceeded every expectation! From the first call to the final cleanup, their team was professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly efficient. They responded quickly, arrived on time, and handled the raccoon removal with confidence and expertise.
Thank you for taking care of my iguana problem in my yard. Did a great job.
I had a raccoon in my ductwork and Nick was able to safely get it out and relocate it. Service and expertise was awesome and stress free. Definitely recommend Nick and his team for any unwanted roommates!
Walk the course with us.
A free walk with your superintendent and a written, per-course proposal your GM and green committee can approve. We schedule the walk around your tee sheet.
What supers ask before signing.
We schedule around your tee sheet — early mornings ahead of the first group, cart-path-only days, and aeration or overseed windows. Crews run quiet carts, wear plain uniforms, yield to every group, and stay off the surfaces. Most members never know we were on the course.
The expensive kind: lake and pond banks that slump and expose irrigation, bunker faces and liners that wash out, greens and collars grazed and fouled, and cart-path and bridge edges undermined by burrows. We remove the animals and then collapse burrows and harden the banks and bunker faces so the same spots stop failing.
A hole-by-hole record after every visit — what was worked, what was caught, and which lake banks or bunkers need attention next. It's the documentation a super can file and a GM or green committee can review, so wildlife damage stops being a mystery on the repair budget.
No lock-in. Club programs run on an agreed cadence for as long as they're delivering, with the scope and price set in writing up front — no surprise change orders mid-season. If it isn't earning its place on your budget, you can stop.
Yes. Whether it's one course, a 36-hole facility, or a club with a course plus racquet and clubhouse grounds, one program and one contact covers all of it — consolidated scheduling, reporting, and invoicing for the whole property.
To the course — the length of lake bank and shoreline, the number of bunker complexes, the starting pressure, and how often we visit. We walk the course with your super first, then hand you a written per-course proposal. The course walk and assessment are free.
Have a course-specific question? Call Nick at (561) 735-1975.
Where to go next.
For a single course or a quick clear, see our golf course iguana control page. For the full commercial picture, start at the links below.