The honest answer is that it depends on the property, but there are real starting points and we'll never hide them from you. A one-time clear-out — a yard, a seawall, or a single problem area — starts from $189. Ongoing monitored control, which is what heavy waterfront and community properties usually need, starts from $99 a month. HOA, golf, and commercial work is quoted to the property because no two communities have the same amount of lake bank.
What we won't do is give you a firm number over the phone before we've seen the place. A quarter-acre lot with two iguanas on a hibiscus hedge is a very different job from a canal-front lot with burrowed seawalls, and pretending otherwise just leads to a surprise on the invoice. We'd rather look you in the eye on your property and give you a number we can stand behind.
What you're actually paying for
A one-time visit isn't just someone grabbing the iguanas they can see. The $189 starting price covers a full property walk, a burrow map, hand-catch and catch-pole removal, burrow collapse where it's needed, and prevention recommendations in writing. The parts cheaper operators skip — the burrows and the prevention — are the parts that make the fix last past next week.
A monitored program buys the ongoing piece: scheduled visits, traps set on the runs iguanas are actually using, seasonal adjustments, and priority same-day emergency calls. You're paying for the outcome — a property that stays clear — not for a headcount of animals caught.
How we land on your price
We do a free property walk first — the yard, the seawall, the roofline — and map the burrows and runs. Then you get a straight price in writing before any work starts. You choose one-time or ongoing, and there's no contract you can't cancel.
- Single visit from $189 — one yard, seawall, or problem area
- Monitored control from $99/mo — waterfront and canopy lots
- HOA, golf, and commercial — quoted to the property after a bank walk
- Free property walk and written quote, every time
Why waterfront changes the math
Most of Palm Beach County's iguana pressure sits on the water — the canals, the Intracoastal, and community retention lakes. If your lot backs up to any of that, iguanas swim and travel the banks, so the ones you remove get replaced. That's usually where a monthly program beats paying full freight for a clear-out over and over. If you're inland with a few iguanas on a hedge, a single visit may be all you ever need. The free walk is how we tell you honestly which camp you're in.
Common questions
Can you give me a price over the phone?
We can give you the starting points — from $189 for a single visit, from $99/mo for a monitored program — but the exact number comes after a free property walk so we're quoting the actual job, not a guess.
Is the property walk really free?
Yes. We walk the property, map the burrows and runs, and give you a written quote at no charge and with no pressure to book. There's no trip fee anywhere in the county.
Will the price go up once you start the work?
No. The written quote is the price. If we find the job is bigger than expected on the walk, that's reflected in the quote before you agree to anything — not sprung on you halfway through.
