Southwest Florida’s Experts in Iguana & Muscovy Duck Removal
Protecting homes, waterfront properties, HOAs, golf courses, and businesses from destructive invasive species.
Why They're Here — And Why It's Getting Worse
Understanding how these populations took hold explains why a one-time fix rarely works, and why ongoing management matters.
Florida's Climate
Warm, humid conditions year-round mirror the tropical habitats both species evolved in, letting them thrive without a seasonal die-off.
No Natural Predators
Neither species faces meaningful predation pressure in Florida, removing the checks that would otherwise keep populations in balance.
Rapid Reproduction
Green iguanas can lay dozens of eggs per clutch, and Muscovy ducks breed prolifically — populations compound quickly without intervention.
Growing Populations
What started as isolated sightings decades ago has become an established, expanding presence across Southwest Florida communities.
Increasing Property Damage
As populations grow, so does the cumulative cost to seawalls, landscaping, docks, and common areas across the region.
Focused Expertise. Proven Results.
We do not provide general pest control. We specialize exclusively in two of Southwest Florida's most disruptive invasive species.
Green Iguana Removal
Comprehensive inspection, removal, and prevention services for green iguanas invading Southwest Florida homes, seawalls, and communities.
- Property InspectionsThorough on-site assessments to identify iguana activity, burrow networks, and vulnerable structures across your property.
- Removal StrategiesField-proven removal methods tailored to your property type — from single-family homes to expansive waterfront communities.
- Prevention RecommendationsCustom exclusion and landscaping recommendations designed to reduce re-infestation and long-term iguana activity.
- Florida Regulation ComplianceAll removal work is performed in full compliance with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) guidelines.
Muscovy Duck Removal
Humane, legal Muscovy duck population management for HOAs, golf courses, and waterfront communities across Southwest Florida.
- Site AssessmentsDetailed evaluations of flock size, nesting sites, and problem areas across common grounds, ponds, and waterfront zones.
- Population ManagementStrategic, ongoing management plans designed to reduce Muscovy populations to sustainable, manageable levels.
- Humane & Legal PracticesAll work follows Florida wildlife regulations and industry best practices for humane, ethical handling.
- Prevention StrategiesLong-term deterrent and habitat-modification strategies to help keep Muscovy populations from returning.
Trusted Across Every Property Type
From single-family homes to sprawling golf communities, we tailor our approach to your property's unique needs.
Homeowners
Protecting your yard, pool, landscaping, and family from invasive iguanas and nuisance waterfowl.
HOAs
Community-wide management programs that keep common areas, ponds, and amenities clean and safe.
Property Managers
Reliable, professional service you can count on across your entire property portfolio.
Golf Courses
Keeping fairways, greens, and water features free of burrow damage and waterfowl overpopulation.
Waterfront Communities
Specialized seawall and dock protection from iguana burrowing along canals and coastal properties.
Commercial Properties
Discreet, professional removal services that protect your business and its reputation.
Trusted By Homeowners & Communities Alike
“They responded the same day I called and had the iguana problem under control within a week. Professional from start to finish.”
Diane R.
Homeowner, Cape Coral
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions we hear most from Southwest Florida homeowners, HOAs, and property managers.
No. Green iguanas are an invasive, non-native species in Florida and are not protected under state law. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) actually encourages homeowners to remove green iguanas from their private property. All removal work should still be performed humanely and in compliance with FWC guidelines, which is exactly how our team operates.