A village built around the water
North Palm Beach is built around the water, so nearly every property has an iguana route to it. The finger canals and the North Palm Beach Waterway are lined with seawalls that iguanas burrow into and bask on all day. Around Old Port Cove and Prosperity Harbor it's dock and condo pressure, with the marina communities taking steady hits along the walls.
The country-club neighborhoods get lake-bank and fairway-edge burrowing, and the mature landscaping around the village gives the animals cover to move. The Earman River / C-17 and the north end of the Lake Worth Lagoon tie the whole 33408 grid together.
Seawalls, docks, and communities
It's a mix of waterfront single-family, condo and marina communities, and the country club, so we handle individual seawalls and docks as well as community-wide programs. On a seawall we remove the iguanas, collapse and pack the burrows, and guard the dock pilings so they stop using the wall — the most common North Palm Beach call we run.
- Finger-canal and waterway seawall burrow collapse
- Dock-piling guards to break the seawall highway
- Scheduled programs for Old Port Cove and Prosperity Harbor associations
- Country-club lake-bank and fairway-edge work
Close down the coast
Being just down the coast, we respond quickly and can monitor a waterfront property across a season. The North Palm Beach service area page at /service-areas/north-palm-beach has the neighborhoods, ZIPs, and waterways in full, including The Anchorage and the Village of North Palm Beach.
Common questions
My seawall on the waterway is full of iguana burrows. Can you handle it?
Yes — that's the most common North Palm Beach call. We remove the iguanas, collapse and pack the burrows, and guard the dock pilings so they stop using the seawall.
Do you work with the marina and condo communities?
We do. Old Port Cove, Prosperity Harbor, and the surrounding condo and marina communities get steady dock and seawall pressure, and we can run scheduled programs for the associations.
Do you cover the country club neighborhoods?
Yes. The lake banks and fairway edges around the country club see regular burrowing, and the mature landscaping gives iguanas cover. We combine removal with bank and plant protection.
