Yes. The property walk and the quote are free. We come out, walk the yard, seawall, and roofline with you, find the burrows and runs, and tell you what's actually going on. You get a clear price and a plan in writing, and you're under no obligation to book anything.
We do it this way on purpose. A price that's quoted sight-unseen is a guess, and guesses turn into surprise charges. Seeing the property is what lets us tell you honestly whether you need a one-time visit from $189, an ongoing program from $99 a month, or a community-scale plan quoted to the site.
What happens on the walk
The walk is a real assessment, not a sales pitch. We look at the whole property — where iguanas are basking, which trees they're climbing, whether the seawall or lake bank has active burrows, and how they're getting into pool cages or onto roofs. We map the burrows and runs so the quote reflects the actual job.
Then we lay the options out plainly: what a one-time clear-out would cover, whether your property is the kind that does better on a program, and what prevention like tree wraps or piling guards would add. You leave the conversation knowing what's going on and what it costs.
No charge, no trip fee, no pressure
There's no trip fee for the assessment anywhere in Palm Beach County, and no catch to the free quote. Because our programs run month to month with no lock-in, there's nothing to pressure you into signing — we'd rather earn the work than corner you into it.
- Free property walk and burrow map
- Written quote with a clear plan
- No trip fee across the county
- No obligation to book
Common questions
Will you pressure me to sign up during the walk?
No. You get the assessment and the written quote, and you decide on your own time. There's no lock-in contract, so there's nothing to pressure you into.
Do you charge a trip fee for the assessment?
No trip fee for the property walk and quote. It's genuinely free across the county, from Boca to the Gardens.
Can I get a quote if I'm not ready to book?
Absolutely. Plenty of people get the free walk to understand the problem and the cost first, then decide later. The quote is yours to keep either way.
