IGUANA REMOVAL

Iguanas can cause extensive  property damage through burrowing to create  nests.  Swimming pools/decks, walkways, driveways, foundations and seawalls can all be adversely affected.  Even HVAC systems can be damaged by these invasive, non-native creatures.  Ask us about the time a single iguana wrecked  $30k worth of  commercial HVAC equipment.  We also have a great story about a dam in WPB which required $1.8M in emergency repairs due to iguana burrowing.

•  Iguanas are a non-native, invasive species. 
•  Female iguanas dig burrows for nesting, and create interconnected tunnels, sometimes up to 80 feet, for travel and laying of their clutches.
•  A female can lay anywhere from 50-74 eggs at a time, and can live between 10-20 years.
•  Eggs hatch in 3-4 months.
•  Iguana eggs can attract other pests such as raccoons and snakes.
•  Iguanas can carry and transfer salmonella and leave large fecal droppings.
• Iguanas destroy expensive landscaping and fruit trees.