The Iguana is not native to Florida. Florida's environment makes it the perfect breeding ground for these destructive lizards. They love our subtropical climate and abundance of waterways. Iguanas are a nuisance by damaging landscapes, gardens and farmlands. They leave droppings everywhere and can turn your pool or hot tub into a cesspool! They cause property damage by digging burrows, digging under fences and undermining sea walls and other structures. They cause electrical shorts and power outages. They threaten our native wildlife.

Iguanas are prolific breeders. One big alpha male may breed with 20 different females. Each female is capable of laying 40-70 eggs. They generally breed December through February with hatchlings emerging March through August.

Depending on the type of area, situation and level of Iguana infestation a variety of methods are used. We will discuss the different options available for the capture and removal of these pests. We never use any poisons or toxins. We believe in protecting the environment and your family. 

Iguana Masters are also animal lovers. We take no joy in the loss of any life and only uses the most humane techniques of dealing with this invasive species and strictly follow state laws.

If you have Iguanas you need to act now! The population can quickly get out of hand. A couple of big ones now can mean dozens of big ones in 2-3 years. Waiting or putting off your Iguana problem or underestimating what can happen can be much more costly in the future! Call Iguana Masters now to schedule your free estimate..