Common areas
Support for shared landscapes, waterfronts, and high-traffic spaces.
"WHEN INVASIVE SPECIES TAKE OVER YOUR COMMUNITY, WE TAKE IT BACK"
Iguana on Seawall by Mangroves in Ft. Myers, FL.
Iguana spotted Sunbathing on seawall during a Risk Assessment.
Iguana spotted on seawall fresh after a swim.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How quickly can you respond to an HOA issue?
A: We typically assess and begin action within 24 to 48 hours, ensuring minimal disruption for your community.
Q: Do you offer long-term prevention or just one-time removal?
A: We provide both! We start with immediate removal, and then offer monitoring and prevention programs to stop future infestations.
Q: Will our property require structural repairs?
A: We handle burrow
Q: Will the iguanas just come back after removal?
A: Not when it’s done right. We don’t just remove iguanas—we eliminate burrows and implement ongoing control to stop the cycle.
HOA & community services
Protect the places
your community shares.
Iguana removal, property inspections, and ongoing support for homeowner associations and shared residential spaces.
Coordinated community support
One property.
Many people to consider.
Activity & burrows
Assess recurring activity and areas affected by burrowing.
Ongoing monitoring
Discuss a continuing program for your community’s needs.
A professional approach
Plan around your community.
- Assess current invasive species activity
- Discuss one-time removal or continuing support
- Coordinate service around community access and busy areas
- Focus on property risk and early intervention
HOA and community services use individual pricing. The one-time residential removal rates do not apply to community properties.
Common questions
For boards and property managers.
Do you offer one-time and ongoing service?
Yes. Our team offers removal services as well as monitoring and prevention programs. Call to discuss the scope your community needs.
How quickly can you respond?
Call 239-222-0703 to check current availability and discuss the urgency of your community’s issue.
Will removal prevent every future sighting?
A removal visit addresses current activity. Ongoing inspections and control programs are separate options for continuing property protection.
Let’s discuss your community.
Call with your location, the areas affected, and the activity you’re seeing.