Iguana Season Is Back in Miami: What Homeowners Need to Know

Every year, as temperatures begin to rise in South Florida, iguana activity increases across Miami neighborhoods. What may seem like harmless wildlife quickly becomes a serious problem for homeowners, businesses, and property managers.

Iguana season marks the time when these invasive reptiles become more visible, more active, and more destructive. From damaged gardens and seawalls to burrows that weaken structures, iguanas can create costly issues if not addressed early.

At Iguana Jones Removal, we see the same pattern every season: the first sightings start small — one iguana in the yard, a few missing plants, small holes near fences or canals — and within weeks, populations grow rapidly.

Understanding why iguana activity increases this time of year is the first step to protecting your property.