Group of green iguanas nestled together, illustrating the iguana burrowing behavior relevant to nest removal services.

Iguana Burrow/Nest Removal

Are Iguanas Digging Holes in the Yard?
If you see Iguanas digging, they are digging their burrow and preparing to lay their eggs. As part of complete Iguana control program is destroying any remaining borrows before their eggs have been deposited and can hatch is essential. We will locate and destroy any Iguana burrows along with any eggs and backfill the holes. Each burrow can hold up to 75 eggs/babies!

Iguana burrow beneath a headstone in a cemetery, illustrating the damage caused by iguanas digging for nesting.

Iguanas are Destroying Floridas Cemeteries

Burrowing Under Head Stones

This picture is just 1 of 100's of Head Stone that Iguanas are burring under to lay their eggs. We we're called to remover the eggs, back fill the best we can, and trap all the Iguanas. Unfortunately, we see this in almost every cemetery. This is an ideal environment for the Iguanas to thrive.

Don’t let this happen to you!

Ignoring Iguana burrow can have devastating consequences. It’s also very important to know that your insurance won’t cover anything Iguana related. Please call us immediately at the first signs of Iguana activity on your property. 888-355-4449 (IGGY)

Iguana burrow damage near waterway, cracked pavement, and disturbed landscaping, highlighting the impact of iguana activity on property and the need for removal services.
Iguana burrow entrance near a canal in a residential area, with parked cars and palm trees in the background, highlighting potential property damage from iguana activity.
Iguana burrow entrance in sandy area near parking lot, surrounded by grass and flowers, highlighting iguana nesting activity in urban environment.
Iguana burrow disturbance near a landscaped path, showing displaced soil and mulch, indicating potential iguana nesting activity.
Iguana burrow entrance under grass and rock, highlighting the need for iguana control and removal services.
House near water with visible landscaping, potential iguana habitat, relevant to iguana control and removal services.
Iguana standing near a burrow on a cemetery pathway, highlighting the presence of iguanas in urban environments and the need for removal services.
Worker inspecting iguana burrow in landscaped garden, wearing gloves and focused on ground, surrounded by hedges and stone pathway.
Iguana burrow hole in mulch near a garden planter, highlighting the need for iguana control and removal services.
Iguana eggs scattered on concrete floor near a wall, indicating nesting activity in a residential area, highlighting the need for iguana removal services.