Free property assessments that find iguana burrows, cane toad habitats, structural damage, and entry points before they turn into costly repairs. You get a clear report and a recommended action plan.
An iguana or cane toad problem often hides in plain sight. Burrows run under seawalls and foundations, droppings collect where you do not look, and cane toads shelter in landscaping during the day. Our inspection covers the full property, not just the spots where you have seen activity.
Golf courses and country clubs are prime iguana territory. Burrows undermine bunkers, cart paths, and seawalls, and iguanas feed on ornamental plantings around tee boxes and clubhouses. Rocky's offers specialized inspections for golf clubs and country clubs, with reporting formatted for boards and management.
Owner Chris Rockwell is a wildlife management specialist, so he understands how private clubs operate and what management and greens committees need from a wildlife vendor. That background means inspections are built around course play, member experience, and the documentation boards expect.
Most homeowners and property managers only see a fraction of the problem. A burrow entrance you walk past every day can hide a tunnel running six feet under your seawall. Cane toads resting in ground cover during the day are invisible until your dog finds one at night. A professional inspection finds the full scope before you spend money on the wrong fix.
Yes. The assessment is free with no obligation. We walk your property, document iguana burrows, cane toad habitats, and any structural damage, and give you a written report and recommended action plan. If you decide to move forward with removal or a suppression program, that is a separate service.
We look for iguana burrows under foundations, seawalls, sidewalks, and bunkers; structural damage like erosion and cracking; iguana travel corridors and basking spots; landscape damage from feeding; cane toad habitats such as standing water and dense ground cover; and pool or patio contamination from droppings. We also flag conditions attracting both species so you can fix them.
Yes. Golf Club and Country Club Inspections are a specialized offering. Owner Chris Rockwell is a wildlife management specialist who understands how private clubs operate and what management and greens committees need. We assess bunkers, cart paths, seawalls, and ornamental plantings, and deliver reporting formatted for club boards, scheduled around course play and member events.
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