Cane toad, iguana & nuisance wildlife control in Jupiter

Jupiter sits where the Loxahatchee River — Florida’s first federally designated Wild and Scenic River — meets the Intracoastal Waterway and the Jupiter Inlet. Add Riverbend Park, the Loxahatchee Slough, and Jonathan Dickinson State Park just to the north, and you get a town wrapped in natural habitat.

That shows up in the calls we get. Waterfront homes along the river, the Intracoastal, and communities like Admirals Cove deal with iguanas on seawalls and docks. Abacoa’s lakes and the golf communities produce heavy cane toad pressure each summer. And on the large, wooded lots of Jupiter Farms, raccoons, armadillos, and snakes are simply part of life.

Where we see the most activity in Jupiter

• Jupiter Farms

  Large rural lots with pine flatwoods, horses, feed rooms, and brush — lots of raccoon, armadillo, and snake activity. Rattlesnakes live here too, so watch where pets roam.

• Abacoa

  Lake-lined neighborhoods where cane toads breed every rainy season and walk onto patios and courtyards at night.

• Admirals Cove & the riverfront

  Seawall and dock properties along the Loxahatchee and the Intracoastal with recurring iguana activity.

• Golf communities — Jupiter Country Club, The Bear’s Club, Jonathan’s Landing

  Lake and preserve edges that move toads, ducks, and other wildlife into back yards.

Jupiter questions we hear

Do you cover Jupiter Farms and unincorporated Jupiter?

Yes. We serve the Town of Jupiter, Jupiter Farms, and the surrounding unincorporated areas, plus nearby Tequesta and Juno Beach.

What venomous snakes are found in Jupiter?

The eastern diamondback rattlesnake, the dusky pygmy rattlesnake, the eastern coral snake, and — near wetlands — the cottonmouth all live in and around Jupiter. If you see one, or any snake you can’t identify, keep your distance, bring kids and pets inside, and don’t try to move it yourself. We remove nonvenomous snakes and other nuisance wildlife, and help cut back the brush, woodpiles, and rodent activity that attract snakes to begin with.