Iguana removal pricing sounds mysterious until you break it into the two things people actually buy. The first is a one-time clear-out — we come, remove what's there, collapse burrows, and leave you recommendations. That starts from $189. The second is ongoing control, where we keep coming back on a schedule so the population doesn't bounce back; that starts from $99 a month.
Anything community-scale — an HOA, a golf course, a commercial property — is quoted after a site assessment, because the cost tracks the amount of lake bank, seawall, and shared landscaping we're covering, not a flat rate. There's no honest way to price miles of retention-lake edge off a phone call.
The one-time path
A single visit is the right call when the problem is contained — an inland yard, a defined trouble spot, a handful of iguanas you keep seeing on the same hedge or roofline. From $189 you get the walk, the burrow map, hand-catch and catch-pole removal, burrow collapse where needed, and prevention notes in writing. It's a clean, finished transaction with nothing to sign afterward.
The ongoing path
A monitored program is built for properties where iguanas keep arriving — anything on a canal, a lake, or the Intracoastal. From $99 a month you get scheduled removal and trap monitoring, traps on the active runs and basking spots, seasonal adjustments, and priority same-day emergency calls. It runs month to month with no lock-in, so when the pressure genuinely drops you can stop or step down.
Why it isn't one flat number
The size of the property, how many iguanas are established, whether there are burrowed seawalls, and whether you want the problem gone once or kept down long-term all move the price. That's exactly why we walk it first and put the number in writing. A flat rate would either overcharge the small jobs or underprice the big ones — neither is fair.
- One-time clear-out: from $189, no contract
- Monitored monthly program: from $99/mo, cancel anytime
- HOA / golf / commercial: quoted after a bank-mapping assessment
Common questions
Which is cheaper, one-time or monthly?
A single visit is a lower upfront number, from $189. But if your property backs up to water, the iguanas return, and repeated one-time visits usually cost more over a season than a monitored program from $99/mo.
Do you charge for the quote?
No. The property walk and written quote are free across Palm Beach County, with no trip fee and no obligation to book.
How is a community program priced differently?
It's scoped to the site — how much lake bank, seawall, and shared landscaping we're covering, and how heavy the population is. We map it during a free assessment, then quote the schedule it takes to hold the numbers down.
