Not every property does. If you're inland, away from canals and lakes, and you've only got a few iguanas, a one-time clear-out from $189 plus some prevention may be all you ever need. The animals have less reason to keep arriving, so the fix can hold on its own.
Waterfront and heavy-canopy properties are the opposite. On a canal, a community lake, or the Intracoastal, iguanas swim and travel the banks, so new ones replace the ones you remove. Those properties usually do better on a monitored program from $99 a month, which holds the numbers down instead of letting them bounce back. We'll tell you honestly which camp you're in during the free walk — there's no lock-in either way.
Signs you probably need a program
A few things point clearly toward ongoing service. If any of these describe your property, a single visit will likely bounce back.
- You back up to a canal, a community lake, or the Intracoastal
- There are active burrows in a seawall or lake bank
- Heavy fruit-tree canopy keeps drawing them in
- You've cleared them before and they keep returning
- You're an HOA, golf course, or commercial site with shared water
Signs a one-time visit will hold
On the other side, plenty of properties are fine with a single clear-out. If you're inland with no constant water route, you've only spotted a handful of iguanas, and there's no nesting site established, a one-time visit plus a little prevention often does it. We won't push a program onto a property that doesn't need one — that's the fastest way to lose the trust we'd rather keep.
You can always start small
If you're not sure, start with a one-time visit and add a program later only if the iguanas come back. Because there's no lock-in, stepping up or down is easy, and the free walk will give you our honest read before you spend anything either way.
Common questions
How do I know if my property needs a program?
The big factor is water. If you back up to a canal, lake, or the Intracoastal, ongoing control usually pays off. Inland lots with a few iguanas often don't need it. The free walk settles it.
Can I start with one visit and add a program later?
Absolutely. Plenty of people do a one-time clear-out first and move to a monthly program only if the iguanas come back. No lock-in either way.
Will you push me toward a program I don't need?
No. If a one-time visit will hold your property, we'll tell you that on the free walk. Selling a program to someone who doesn't need it is the fastest way to lose word-of-mouth, which is where most of our work comes from.
