Ongoing suppression, monitoring, and board-ready reporting for HOAs, golf courses, and communities across Southwest Florida. Keep invasive iguanas and cane toads under control with documentation your board and residents expect.
HOAs and community associations need more than a one-time removal. Invasive iguanas and cane toads move between lots, common areas, canals, and golf courses, so a single cleanup never holds. Rocky's builds ongoing programs that keep pressure on the population and give your board the documentation it needs.
Iguanas and cane toads are a community problem, not a single-lot problem. When one homeowner removes iguanas but the neighbor does not, the animals simply move next door. A community-wide program is the only approach that actually reduces the population.
Visible iguana damage, stripped landscaping, and burrows along seawalls and sidewalks drag down curb appeal and resale value across the community.
Burrows under shared sidewalks and seawalls create trip hazards and structural failure risks. Cane toads endanger resident pets. Boards carry that liability.
Droppings in pools, damaged landscaping, and aggressive iguanas during mating season generate steady complaints that eat up management time.
Burrows undermine seawalls, canal bunkers, retaining walls, and utility pads that the association is responsible for maintaining and repairing.
We tailor every program to the size of the community, the level of pressure, and the infrastructure at risk. Tiers generally scale by visit frequency, reporting detail, and the scope of areas covered.
Program scope and pricing are built around your community's needs. Request a proposal and we'll assess the property and recommend the right tier.
Owner Chris Rockwell is a wildlife management specialist, so he understands how private clubs, golf communities, and HOAs operate. He knows what boards, management companies, and greens committees need from a wildlife vendor: consistent results, clear documentation, and a vendor who works around the community's schedule.
Iguanas and cane toads move freely between lots, common areas, canals, and golf courses. When residents remove animals individually, the population simply shifts next door. A community-wide program applies consistent pressure across the whole property, which is the only approach that actually reduces numbers and keeps them down.
Each monthly report covers removal activity, areas serviced, and cane toad management if applicable, with a hot spot map showing where activity is concentrated and how it is trending. The format is built for board meetings, resident communications, and vendor reviews, so your management company has what it needs without extra work.
Yes. Owner Chris Rockwell is a wildlife management specialist, so he understands course operations and member expectations. We coordinate suppression visits, nesting sweeps, and inspections around tee times, events, and pool hours so the program runs without disrupting play or resident activity.
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Free initial assessment and a recommended program tier for your HOA or club. Call now or request a proposal online.