The iguana program your board can approve and file.
For HOA boards and property managers across Palm Beach County: one written proposal to vote on, scheduled service on the common areas, catch reporting for your records, and a COI naming the association as additional insured. One accountable local contact — Nick.
In a community, every iguana is the board's problem.
A homeowner deals with one yard. A board answers for miles of shared shoreline, the seawalls in the reserve study, and the entrance every resident drives past. Here's where the damage and the complaints come from.
Retention lakes & canal banks
The community's shared water is where the population lives. Iguanas burrow the banks, foul the shoreline, and multiply fast when nobody's working the water's edge.
Seawalls & bulkheads
Burrows behind a seawall hollow out the soil until a panel cracks or the cap slumps. That's a five-figure reserve repair — the single most expensive thing iguanas do to a community.
Clubhouse & entrance landscaping
The front entrance and clubhouse beds are what every resident and prospective buyer sees first. Grazed flowers and droppings on the pavers are the complaints that reach the board fastest.
Pool decks & amenity areas
Pool cages, sun decks, and shared patios draw iguanas to bask — and residents don't want to share a lounge chair with a four-foot lizard or clean up after one.
Cart paths & sidewalks
Burrows run under paths and walkways until the surface undermines and drops. A sunken sidewalk in a common area is a trip hazard and a liability the association owns.
Resident-facing everything
In a community, every one of these is shared — so the problem isn't one owner's yard, it's the board's inbox. We work the whole property so the complaints stop coming in.
Everything the association needs on file.
A written proposal to approve
One document your board can review and vote on — scope, service cadence, and a firm price for the community, with no surprise change orders mid-season.
Scheduled service
Recurring removal, trapping, and prevention on set dates that keep the population down year-round, instead of one-off calls placed after a resident has already complained.
Catch & activity reporting
After each visit you get a record of what was caught and where we worked — ready to file for the association and share with residents so the board can show it's handled.
One point of contact — Nick
You call the owner directly, not a call center. One person who knows your community's lakes, seawalls, and history, and answers the phone when the board needs an answer.
COI as additional insured
A certificate of insurance sent to management before the first visit, naming the association as additional insured when your governing documents or property manager require it.
Licensed & FWC-compliant
Every catch is handled humanely and within Florida law, including the USFWS control order for Muscovy ducks — so the compliance and liability stay off the board's desk.
The crew your community can put on file.
One licensed, insured, Lake Worth-based team runs the whole community program — the same trucks, the same Nick — working the shared lakes, seawalls, and grounds on a schedule and documenting every visit for the board.
- One accountable contact — Nick — across every common area on the property
- Catch-and-activity records filed after each visit for the association
- COI to management before the first visit, association named additional insured
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COI
additional insured on request
Per-visit
catch & activity reporting
One contact
the owner, Nick, directly
Assess, propose, service, report.
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Common-area assessment
We walk the community's lakes, seawalls, entrance, amenities, and paths, and map where the burrows and pressure actually are — no charge.
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Written proposal for the board
A clear scope, cadence, and firm price in one document your board can circulate, review, and approve at a meeting.
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Scheduled service
Recurring visits on set dates — removal, trapping, and prevention — so numbers drop across the whole property and stay down.
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Reporting
After each visit, management gets a catch-and-activity record to file for the association and share with residents.
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Review & adjust
Regular check-ins with the board or manager to tune the program as seasons, waterways, and pressure shift.
The case you can make to the board.
Protects reserves & seawalls
Staying ahead of bank and seawall burrowing is the cheapest insurance a community has — a season of service costs a fraction of one collapsed bulkhead panel out of reserves.
Fewer resident complaints
When the common areas are worked on a schedule, the droppings, grazed beds, and pool-deck sightings that fill the board's inbox drop off — and so do the emails.
Documented for audits & records
Every visit is logged, so the association has a paper trail for its files, its audits, and any resident who asks what's being done about the iguanas.
One accountable local vendor
A single Lake Worth-based owner responsible for the whole community — not a rotating crew and not a national franchise that treats you like a ticket number.
Multi-community coverage
Manage more than one association? One program, one contact, and consolidated scheduling and reporting across every community in your portfolio.
Humane, FWC & USFWS compliant
Licensed and insured, humane on every catch, and compliant with FWC rules and the USFWS control order for the Muscovy ducks that plague so many community lakes.
Palm Beach County communities, top to bottom.
We're based in Lake Worth and run community programs across the county — the gated golf and lake communities of Boynton Beach, the equestrian and family HOAs in Wellington, the waterfront associations in Boca Raton and Delray Beach, and the condo and country-club communities in West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and North Palm Beach. If your association is in Palm Beach County, it's on the map.
Based in Lake Worth · covering all of Palm Beach County
Single property instead?
Looking for single-property or homeowner iguana control? See our HOA iguana control page for individual associations and homeowner-facing work.
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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!
Put a proposal in front of your board.
A free common-area assessment and a written proposal your board can approve at its next meeting — with the COI and reporting the association needs on file. Usually same week.
What boards and managers ask before signing.
Yes. We're licensed and insured, and we send a certificate of insurance to management before the first visit, naming the association, its board, or the management company as additional insured when your governing documents or property manager require it — the standard paperwork a community needs on file for any vendor.
Yes — that's built for property managers running a portfolio. One vendor, one point of contact in Nick, and consolidated scheduling, reporting, and invoicing across every HOA and condo association you manage, however many communities that is across Palm Beach County.
A catch-and-activity record after every visit: what was caught, which common areas were worked — lakes, seawalls, entrance, amenities — and what still needs attention. It's ready to file for the association and share with residents, so the board can document that the problem is being handled.
No lock-in. Community programs run on an agreed cadence for as long as they're delivering, with the scope and firm price set in writing up front so your board knows exactly what it approved — and no surprise change orders land mid-season.
Iguanas burrow into lake banks, canal banks, and the soil behind seawalls until the wall cracks or the cap slumps, which becomes a five-figure reserve repair. Scheduled removal and prevention keeps that population down before it undermines the structures the association is responsible for maintaining.
To the community — the length of lake bank, canal, and seawall, the number and size of common areas, the starting pressure, and the visit cadence. We do the common-area assessment first, then hand the board a written proposal with a firm price. The assessment is free.
Have a community-specific question? Call Nick at (561) 735-1975.