Wildlife
Snakes: identification & snake removal
Snakes follow rodents and cover. We remove the snake, identify whether the species is venomous, and correct the harborage and rodent conditions that attracted it.
How to identify snakes
- What it looks like
- Legless reptiles; venomous pit vipers in the U.S. typically have triangular heads and elliptical pupils.
- Where you'll find it
- Woodpiles, tall grass, crawl spaces, garages, rock walls and under sheds.
- Commonly confused with
- Harmless rat snakes and king snakes are often mistaken for copperheads or rattlesnakes.
Signs of snakes in your home
- Shed skins
- Snake sightings near the foundation
- Rodent activity nearby
Snakes questions homeowners ask
How do I know if a snake is venomous?
Do not approach. Photograph from a distance — U.S. venomous species are mainly copperheads, cottonmouths, rattlesnakes and coral snakes.
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