A full-service wildlife company for all of South Florida's nuisance animals — not just iguanas
Iguanas are the day job, but the same licensed, insured crew clears the rest of what turns up on a Palm Beach County property: poisonous cane toads, raccoons in the attic, opossums under the deck, Muscovy ducks on the dock, Egyptian geese on the lawn, and coyotes moving through. One call, one team, humane methods.
6 species
beyond iguanas
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The same crew that does the iguana work handles the rest of the yard.
Most South Florida properties don't have a single-animal problem. The waterfront lot with iguanas on the seawall also has cane toads on the pool deck after a rain and Muscovy ducks nesting by the dock. The house with a raccoon in the attic has an opossum under the deck. Chasing down a separate specialist for each one is how a small nuisance turns into a summer of phone calls.
We're the same licensed, insured, humane team behind our iguana removal — and we bring the exact same field skills to the rest of it. One call handles toads, raccoons, opossums, Muscovy ducks, Egyptian geese, and coyotes, across Palm Beach County, on the same trucks with the same follow-up. Native animals get relocated; invasive and regulated species are handled the way FWC and federal rules require, including the USFWS order that covers Muscovy ducks.
Pick the animal. We built each one its own page.
Every species behaves differently — toads come out at night, raccoons den in the attic, geese guard a lawn. Each gets its own approach, and its own page with the local detail. Tap through for how we handle yours.
Cane Toad Removal
Bufo — dangerous to dogs
Poisonous cane toads collected by hand after dusk, plus barrier fencing to keep them out of pet areas and pool decks.
See the pageRaccoon Removal
Attics, ductwork, yards
Trapping and eviction for raccoons in attics, soffits, and ductwork, followed by exclusion so they don't move back in.
See the pageOpossum Removal
Sheds, crawlspaces, decks
Live-trapping and relocation of opossums nesting under decks, in sheds, and around the property.
See the pageMuscovy Duck Removal
Docks, pools, retention lakes
Legal Muscovy duck removal under the USFWS control order — cutting the mess around docks, pools, and community lakes.
See the pageEgyptian Geese Removal
Lawns, greens, courtyards
Removal of aggressive, invasive Egyptian geese fouling lawns, greens, and shared courtyards.
See the pageCoyote Removal
Assessment & trapping
Property assessment and licensed trapping for coyotes moving through neighborhoods and preserves.
See the pageRemoval is step two. The other three are why it lasts.
Grabbing the animal is the easy part. Reading the property, closing the entry, and coming back are the steps most companies skip — and the ones that keep the problem from cycling right back.
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Call & assess
Tell us what you're seeing and we come read the property — the den, the entry point, the travel route, the nest. What's actually going on decides the plan, not a guess over the phone.
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Humane removal
We remove or trap the animal the right way for that species — hand-collection after dark for toads, live-trapping for raccoons and opossums, licensed work for geese, ducks, and coyotes.
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Exclusion & cleanup
Then we close the door: seal soffits, vents, and gaps, fence off pet areas, and clean and sanitize a soiled attic or nest site so nothing is left to draw the next one in.
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Prevention & follow-up
We come back to confirm it's handled and leave you with the fixes that keep it handled — the same follow-up discipline that carries our iguana work.
Wildlife removal across Palm Beach County.
We're based in Lake Worth and cover the county end to end — the Intracoastal communities on the coast, the canal neighborhoods inland, and the golf and equestrian communities out west. Pick your city for the local read.
Not just iguanas.
The specialty that started it all.
Iguanas are still the bulk of what we do, and it's where we're fastest. If that's the reason you're here, start with the service that fits your property.
Wildlife removal questions.
Not an iguana this time?
Call or text Nick — tell him what you're dealing with and he'll tell you how we handle it, straight.
Call (561) 735-1975What wildlife do you handle besides iguanas?
Cane (bufo) toads, raccoons, opossums, Muscovy ducks, Egyptian geese, and coyotes — the nuisance animals that turn up on the same Palm Beach County waterfront and community properties we already work for iguanas. If it's a South Florida yard problem, one call to us covers it instead of chasing down a separate trapper for each animal.
Are you licensed and insured for wildlife work?
Yes. We're the same licensed, insured company you'd hire for the iguanas, and we carry the credentials and liability coverage to run raccoon, opossum, duck, goose, and coyote jobs on private homes, HOA common areas, and commercial grounds across the county.
Are your methods humane?
They are. We use live-trapping, hand-collection, and species-appropriate removal rather than poisons or gimmicks, and we keep every job inside FWC and federal rules — including the USFWS control order that governs Muscovy ducks. Native animals like opossums are relocated; invasive species are handled the way the law requires.
Is it the same team as the iguana service?
Same crew, same trucks, same Nick you'd talk to about a seawall full of iguanas. We didn't bolt wildlife on as a side line — it's the same field skills applied to a different animal, which is why customers who called us for iguanas keep calling us for the raccoon in the attic.
Do you do emergency and dead-animal calls?
Yes. Something loose in the house, an animal on the roof, or a dead animal you need gone before the dogs find it — we run rapid same-day response across the county seven days a week, weekends included.
What areas do you cover?
All of Palm Beach County. We're based in Lake Worth and work the coast and the communities out west — West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, and North Palm Beach — so most addresses get a same-day or next-morning visit.