IGUANA REMOVAL SERVICE LEVEL DETAILS
We set a new standard in professionalism, humane, expert Iguana removal and services!
WHAT WE DO:
- Provide professional, trained technicians with logoed uniforms and visible company issued ID badges.
- Use only “State-of-the-Art” equipment that allows for the highest levels of services, including our exclusive, patented Iguana only multi-capture traps.
- Fully State Licensed and Insured, with $2,000,000 in General Liability Insurance as well as Workers Compensation. Certificates of Insurance provided upon request
- VIP priority for 24/7 emergency removal calls for customers with active contracts
- Professional, clean, logoed, numbered, fleet trucks and vehicles for easy Identification
- Traps will be serviced in a professional manner as quickly as possible and kept clean to provide minimal disruptions
- Camouflage netting can be added to traps to reduce the trap’s public appearance
- In instances where shooting is requested, we use the safest guns available, all technicians will wear company logoed PPE
- All Iguanas will ALWAYS be handled humanly and quietly.
- We will work to keep the same crews on the same routes to be able to build strong relationships with the local management/customers.
- All Iguanas will be humanely euthanized.
What We WON’T Do:
- Ever dispose of Iguanas on your property, in your dumpsters, or use any 3rd party dumpsters. All Iguanas will be taken back to our facility for humane disposal. (Disposal is costly but we will never illegally dump any euthanized animals/reptiles)
- Allow ANY Nonemployee on property, or sell “Hunting Tours”, or other events to bring people on site to shoot Iguanas
IGGYTRAP - IGUANA REMOVAL SERVICE REPORT
As part of our industry leading services, each service visit is fully documented and provided FREE of charge to every customer
Every Report Includes:
- Date and time stamp
- Service Technician name
- Property Name (if applicable)
- What removal method used
- Where the service was performed
- Equipment uses
- Bait type
- Number of Iguanas removed at this visit
- Type(s) of Iguanas removed
- A photograph showing supporting all the above
- Each report is fully GEO tagged to show exactly where and when the report was generated
Every report is generated on site by the technician to provide conformation that we were on site when we said we were.
We take immense pride in the quality of service we provide; this is just example. Allow us to show you the quality of our work!
WHY IGUANA REMOVAL IS SO IMPORTANT
Getting Rid of Invasive Florida Iguanas
Removing invasive iguanas from Florida is important for several ecological, economic, and safety-related reasons. Here are the main points:
1. Ecological Impact
- Damage to Native Ecosystems: Iguanas are not native to Florida and can outcompete local species for food, habitat, and resources. They can damage native vegetation by eating plants, including crops and ornamental plants, which can disrupt the natural balance of ecosystems.
- Predation on Native Species: Iguanas may also pose a threat to native animals, such as bird eggs, small reptiles, and insects, through direct predation.
- Habitat Alteration: Iguanas burrow into the ground, which can lead to erosion and damage infrastructure like roads, sidewalks, and even the roots of trees.
2. Economic Damage
- Agricultural Damage: Iguanas are herbivores that feed on a variety of plants, including fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants, leading to crop damage for farmers and gardeners. This can lead to financial losses, especially in areas where agriculture is a key industry.
- Property Damage: Iguanas can also cause damage to property through their burrowing activities, which can undermine the structural integrity of buildings, roads, and seawalls.
3. Human Safety and Health Risks
- Danger to People: While generally not aggressive, iguanas can become a safety concern. They have sharp claws and strong jaws, which they may use in self-defense if threatened. They can potentially injure humans, especially if startled or provoked.
- Diseases and Parasites: Iguanas can carry diseases like salmonella and parasites that can spread to humans, pets, and other animals, especially if they come into close contact with people or their environment.
4. Public Nuisance
- Large Populations: With few natural predators in Florida, iguana populations can grow rapidly, causing a range of nuisance issues for homeowners, businesses, and local governments. Their sheer numbers can make it difficult for people to enjoy outdoor spaces or prevent them from accessing certain areas.
- Disruption of Outdoor Activities: Iguanas are known to be bold and may cause disruptions, especially in areas frequented by tourists and residents. They are often seen in parks, golf courses, and even on beaches, which can be unappealing or even frightening to some people.
5. Control and Management
- Preventing Further Spread: Invasive species like iguanas can spread quickly, making it difficult to control populations once they become established. Early and effective removal helps prevent further expansion and mitigates the damage caused by these creatures. It also prevents them from reaching new, vulnerable habitats.
Conclusion
Overall, removing invasive iguanas from Florida is crucial for preserving the state's native ecosystems, protecting local agriculture, reducing risks to human health and safety, and maintaining the overall quality of life for Floridians. Managing invasive species is a proactive step in ensuring that Florida’s unique biodiversity and economy remain intact.
