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This snake removal activity log shows where rattlesnake removals have occurred across Arizona. Filter by zip code to see snake activity in your area and make informed decisions about snake fencing for your property.

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Date/Time City Zip Species Service Notes
2026-08-27
10:30 PM		 Phoenix 85085 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The tenant of a home in North Phoenix called after seeing a baby rattlesnake on his back porch. He has only lived in the state for a month and this is the second rattlesnake he has seen on his property. The home backs up to a section of State Trust Land. There is a block wall surrounding the backyard, but there are drains in the block, and side gates with gaps. No other snakes were found.
2026-08-27
7:00 AM		 Phoenix 85048 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake This is a fence customer of ours. It is a preschool. This morning when checking the playground to make sure it was safe a teacher spotted the baby rattlesnake coiled on the turf. They weren't able to watch it and it wasn’t there when I arrived. I looked under everything and throughout the whole playground. There was an empty space between the turf and the corner of the building. I lifted the turf and saw a tiny hole. I poured water in the hole and the neonate came out. Behind the school, there is a little chunk of desert and even more across the street.
2026-08-27
9:00 AM		 Phoenix 85085 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The homeowner called after seeing a rattlesnake coiled up in the shaded corner of her breezeway, not far from the front door. The home backs up to a mountain preserve and has a view fence in the back. The breezeway had an iron gate with gaps on each side. After the snake was removed, I searched the property for more, but none were found.
2026-08-27
10:30 AM		 Avondale 85339 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The owner of a home in Laveen called after her pest control service alerted her to a baby rattlesnake coiled up in the shade near her front door. This home backs up to a large wash and the Gila River Reservation. I searched the rest of the yard, which was completely void of any cover at all. It was clean with some artificial turf and zero landscaping. Needless to say, there were no other snakes found.
2026-08-27
1:00 PM		 Tucson 85741 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Juvenile
2026-08-26
10:30 AM		 Scottsdale 85255 Coachwhip The customer called about an unknown species of snake hiding behind a cabinet in the garage. Upon arrival, the snake was identified as a coachwhip and captured. This house is surrounded by desert with a courtyard in the front. The backyard has a large wall behind it with more than a 3’ drop all around it. There is one gate leading into the backyard. There was plenty of rodent activity on the property. The homeowner was not available, it was his son who made contact with us and his information is on file.
2026-08-26
12:00 PM		 Tanque Verde 85749 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The homeowner noticed a rattlesnake in a planter in a covered porch area at their home. They usually go out and feed a spiny lizard there but today saw the snake coiled in the shade. The snake was a 2 foot give or take young male Western Diamondback Rattlesnake.
2026-08-26
9:00 PM		 Sahuarita 85629 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, Nightsnake Customer called to report a snake in their garage. I showed up and was able to quickly locate a neonate western diamondback rattlesnake inside the garage. The garage was left open for a short time and the snake likely made entry then. I inspected the garage and yard and also located a nightsnake, which was relocated. The yard has high exposure to the nearby desert and has a few gaps in walls and fences where snakes can make entry. The customer was interested in hearing from our fencing team. Both snakes were supplied with water and relocated within a mile of the capture location into thick brush after dark.
2026-08-26
10:00 PM		 Tucson 85748 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The homeowner was going out into their chicken coop in their backyard when they noticed a large western diamondback rattlesnake coiled up at the base of the back porch. Having identified the snake they called for relocation. The area that is behind their home is a small runoff wash, which is where the snake could’ve possibly come from. The snake was able to be safely removed and relocated.
2026-08-25
7:30 PM		 Tucson 85704 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Adult male atrox sitting in situ right outside a small rodent hole in the front courtyard of an Oro valley home.
2026-08-25
8:30 AM		 Tucson 85748 Sonoran Gophersnake The resident was driving out of the neighborhood when she noticed a snake in the middle of the road. It was able to be safely relocated into a box where they called for relocation. The surrounding area where the snake was found is open desert that connects the main road through side passages. I was able to safely secure the snake and relocate it.
2026-08-25
10:00 AM		 Phoenix 85045 Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake Homeowner called about a Speckled Rattlesnake curled up on her back porch next to the door. This home is no stranger to snakes as they have had us out to remove them many times in the past. The home is backed right up against the base of a hill in South Mtn Preserve. The yard is relatively large but free of hiding spots aside from the north-facing back porch which is really the only area a snake could survive the heat of the day this time of year.
2026-08-25
1:30 PM		 Peoria 85308 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake An employee at the Treasure House assisted living facility called after seeing a rattlesnake in the shade on the back patio. When I arrived, it had moved into some lantana just off of the walkway. The facility is bordered to the west by the New River riverbed and they regularly call us for snake removals.
2026-08-25
9:00 PM		 Tucson 85742 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Neonate atrox found near trash cans on the side of the house. Looked to be only a few months old. Customer stated this is the second baby he has had this year and would like to be contacted for a fencing quote
2026-08-25
11:00 PM		 Tucson 85746 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake A warehouse worker was walking into the entrance to the building when they noticed a snake coiled up underneath the metal detector system inside the entrance. Having identified the snake they called for relocation. This was the fourth rattlesnake relocation within the last month. Within the previous calls, I walked the perimeter and surrounding area to look for any other snake. Each time with no success in finding more than the one identified. There’s a brief runoff area between the road and the distribution center that I would assume the snakes are coming from. I was able to safely relocate the snake half a mile away from where it was found.
2026-08-19
11:30 PM		 Drexel Heights 85757 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Customer called to report a neonate western diamondback rattlesnake near the road in front of their house. They saw the snake while taking out their garbage can. The snake had not moved by the time I arrived and I was able to capture it. The yard is exposed, has a lot of rocks and vegetation, and has no fencing. The small community has high exposure to the nearby desert. I informed them that they might see a few more neonates.
2026-08-19
1:00 AM		 Phoenix 85054 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Security at the American Express corporate campus in North Phoenix called after seeing a small rattlesnake in a courtyard. I had to search for a little while after arriving, as the snake had moved from its original position. The courtyard where it was found was dotted with landscaping. I found the neonate Western Diamondback a short time later moving along a wall. I continued to search the immediate area for any possible siblings but did not find any. A week earlier, I had removed an adult female and another neonate from the same courtyard, so I released this one into the same area that I released the others.
2026-08-19
6:30 AM		 Phoenix 85045 Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake The homeowner was walking her dog when she stepped out the front door and noticed a speckled rattlesnake coiled in the corner. The home has a large drainage ditch next to it that goes right up a rocky mountainside of South Mountain.
2026-08-19
8:00 AM		 Mesa 85207 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The snake was under a tarp in a maintenance area behind the community baseball fields. A worker spotted the snake as he was back there. The fields have some desert surrounding them, but it is very fragmented separated by the 202 freeway.
2026-08-19
8:00 AM		 Tucson 85712 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake I arrived on scene to be greeted by the homeowner. The homeowner stated his wife was watering a plant in a pot out front and saw a baby rattlesnake. I located the snake and used the tweezers to transfer it to my bucket. I asked the homeowner if he wanted me to look around and he said yes. The homeowner stated he left his garage open so I looked in there and found nothing. The homeowner had snake fencing to his backyard ( not from us ). Homeowner had no bird baths or irrigation lines out front. There was sparse vegetation out front. I advised the homeowner to call us again if he sees another. I cleared the scene and returned to service.
2026-08-19
1:30 PM		 Tucson 85756 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, Western Diamondback Rattlesnake A worker noticed a rattlesnake coiled up near the drainage pipe on the side of the warehouse building. Having identified the snake relocation was called. Upon arrival, a second snake was identified in the area where I then went and looked around the building for any other baby snakes. Two snakes were able to be safely picked up and relocated.
2026-08-19
12:00 PM		 Mesa 85207 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Homeowner found Western diamondback Rattlesnake coiled up by the front door, and he threw a bucket of water at it to stare it away. He stopped watching it, but he called us. I found it at the next-door neighbors house on their patio under a bunch of carpets.
2026-08-19
11:00 AM		 Tucson 85745 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Someone had seen a snake near the corrals at this property this morning. It had gone under a metal horse trough. When I arrived, I found the snake, a skinny, young Western Diamondback Rattlesnake with a wound near its rattle under the trough. I have been here before. There is a barn that has nothing but packrat nests in and old hay in it and under it. A truly impressive amount of packrat activity.
2026-08-18
1:00 AM		 Tucson 85742 Kingsnake The homeowner noticed a snake in the hallway inside her home. Having identified the snake and sending a picture to me informing her it was a king snake I was able to come and safely capture and relocate it. The surrounding area outside of the home is a small patch of desert, where a snake could’ve come from, and surrounding that are other residential homes
2026-08-18
6:00 AM		 Phoenix 85085 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The snake was slithering across the walk way up by the community center. It then went and coiled up under a thick rosemary bush and that’s where I got it. This community center has well watered grass and vegetation and is across the street from the preserve.
2026-08-18
6:30 AM		 Tucson 85742 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake I arrived on scene and was greeted by the homeowner. The homeowner took me through the house and to the back yard. The homeowners back yard was thick with vegetation and multiple bird baths on the ground. I found the diamondback underneath the grill by the side of the house. I transferred the snake to my bucket via tongs. The snake was extremely agitated. I spoke with the homeowner about the bird baths and how they can attract snakes. The homeowner stated they had two snakes in their yard yesterday. I advised the homeowner to call again if they see another one. I cleared scene and returned in service.
2026-08-18
7:00 AM		 Phoenix 85083 Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake The homeowner's son stepped out onto the back porch of their home in North Phoenix early this morning and saw a rattlesnake near the sliding door. He was letting a dog outside that the family was pet-sitting. It had just spent its first night in the house. The snake did not try to bite either the boy or the dog. The family watched the snake closely from a window until I arrived. The home is very close to a mountain preserve. The block wall surrounding the yard had several drains and there were gaps in the gate on the side of the home. The yard was very tidy. There was plenty of landscaping, but it was all very well maintained and did not offer many hiding places for a snake. I searched the yard but did not find any other snakes.
2026-08-18
8:00 AM		 Phoenix 85044 Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake This community is being remodeled, so there are a lot of workers and things lying around. One of the workers spotted the snake coiled up against the building. He put the snake in a bucket to move it away from the workers and it slithered out and went under the lip of another building. I was able to get the snake out front here. This side of the community backs up to the preserve.
2026-08-18
9:00 AM		 Scottsdale 85260 Nightsnake Workers at the Paradigm Technology office in Scottsdale called us after seeing a small snake inside the building. The snake was secured under a trash can until I arrived. I lifted the trash can to find a very frightened Nightsnake. After everyone got a picture and a little education about the snake and what we do, I searched around the office but did not find any other snakes.
2026-08-18
11:30 AM		 Tanque Verde 85749 Blacktailed Rattlesnake Been hanging out on or near the back porch for several days.
2026-08-18
2:30 PM		 Scottsdale 85255 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake I went to this home earlier in the day after the nanny and kids saw a snake near the front door. I met the homeowner there who did not see the snake either, he then showed me a blown-up, blurry picture of a rattlesnake. At that time I didn’t realize it was a baby who had a big meal in his belly. The snake was found again later in the day hiding in a small area under the door jam and behind a very thick doormat. I was able to secure it this time and safely relocate it. This house is surrounded by natural desert.
2026-08-18
3:00 PM		 Cave Creek 85331 Coachwhip Coachwhip stuck in a glue trap in the garage. It moved before I got there but I found it wedged under some exercise equipment. I was able to get it free and release it.
2026-08-18
7:00 PM		 Florence 85132 Mojave Rattlesnake Brand new baby Mojave rattlesnake on the front porch. The main question and justification for paying the fee was that I checked to see if there was a mom and babies nearby. I inspected the backyard and the garage and found it to be just a lone wandering baby.
2026-08-18
7:30 PM		 Tucson 85730 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The homeowner was outside, doing yard work in the front yard when she noticed a rattlesnake coiled up at the base of a plant pot. Having identified it she called for relocation, and I was able to come and safely secure the snake. The surrounding area where the snake was located just outside the backyard is open desert.
2026-08-17
6:30 AM		 Phoenix 85028 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The owner of a home in Phoenix called after her dogs alerted her to a large rattlesnake in her backyard. This was a 1-acre yard with a wall all the way around. There are gates on either side of the home and a few drain holes near the front. The yard has a pool and irrigated landscaping, but there is a lot of wide open space. Around the wall is a lot of built-up clutter, including brick and wood piles, a garden, several old, large brush piles, and a chicken coop. The two dogs are a large breed, but very nice. I found the snake under a pallet near where the dogs had seen it earlier. I then walked the property but did not find any other snakes.
2026-08-17
8:00 AM		 Phoenix 85083 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The owner of a home in North Phoenix called after seeing a rattlesnake coiled up near his front door every day for the past few days. The home sits up against a desert preserve and a canal, and the owner told me that they frequently get snakes. I searched the rest of the yard but did not find any other snakes.
2026-08-17
9:00 AM		 Fountain Hills 85268 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The homeowner saw the snake slithering on her back patio. It then went under a large planter, with a rodent hole beneath it. I was able to water the snake out and get it. The yard is large but very clean and well-kept. They have a view fence that backs up to the rocky mountainside. They also have a large enclosed courtyard that has some water features.
2026-08-17
9:30 AM		 Tanque Verde 85749 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Arrived on scene and was greeted by the homeowner. Homeowner showed me where the snake was and I transferred it to my bucket. Snake was very defensive but no incident happened.
2026-08-17
9:00 AM		 Tucson 85745 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Postpartum female very emaciated, but just got a meal.
2026-08-17
11:00 AM		 Surprise 85387 Sidewinder The homeowner called after seeing a rattlesnake curled up in the shade of a tree next to a watering dish. I had been out to this property only six days prior and removed a Western Diamondback from the exact same spot. This time it was a Sidewinder. The property sits on about an acre of land and has a lot of clutter including large piles of wood and brush. There is a block wall surrounding the entire yard, but it has drain holes spaced about every 5 or 10 feet, and there are several gates that are always open. Across the street is a large section of State Trust Land. The homeowner puts out watering dishes around the yard so that the rabbits and quail can drink. She told me that she doesn\'t mind the snakes, which she often sees, but that if her husband finds them, he will kill them. There are also two Great Horned Owls that regularly roost in the tree that the snake was found under, so this was not at all a safe place for the snake to spend any amount of time. No other snakes were found.
2026-08-17
2:00 PM		 Tucson 85715 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Possibly a gravid female.
2026-08-17
3:30 PM		 Tucson 85716 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Adult male.
2026-08-17
7:30 PM		 Oro Valley 85737 Tiger Rattlesnake The homeowner identified a snake in their backyard near a drainage brick where a snake had previously been before. Having located the snake, I was able to identify it as a tiger rattlesnake, which could’ve come from the area behind the backyard, which is full of large rocky terrain, where Tiger rattlesnakes are normally found. The surrounding area where the snake was found is open desert outside of the fence of the backyard. The snake was able to be safely removed and relocated.
2026-08-16
9:00 PM		 Phoenix 85085 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Received a call about a rattlesnake at an apartment complex. Arrived at a brand-new complex that wasn’t there last year and met callers outside in the parking lot. Callers had a stockpot on top of the snake. Removed the pot and noted a neonate atrox. Used large tweezers to capture and bucket with no issue. Performed a brief inspection of the immediate area and no other snakes were found.
2026-08-16
6:30 AM		 Scottsdale 85255 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Baby rattlesnake found on front porch that looked to be less than two weeks old. This is the second rattlesnake in 4 years. The other was found in their pool. The front yard had desert landscaping with some bushes that could be trimmed higher but it was pretty minimalistic. Encouraged her not to leave her garage door open unattended. Checked the garage and backyard and no other babies were found. Dog is already trained by Rattlesnake Ready.
2026-08-16
9:30 AM		 Queen Creek 85142 Sonoran Gophersnake The homeowners called after trimming their lantana plants and seeing a snake hiding among the plants. When I arrived it was still under them and next to the house. I got the snake in the bucket and checked out the rest of the backyard. This yard had minimal entry points given that it was a 5-foot-tall brick wall around the yard with no weep holes except for one on the side of the house. The other entry point was their gate on the opposite side. This yard was well kept and I was glad the husband kept up with his lantanas. There was one leaky pipe but other than that there was not much drawing snakes in. However since there were only two entry points, the snake may have been there for a while under the plants. The area was very developed so the snake could have been just passing through and got somewhat "stuck" but decided it was a fine place to stay under the lantanas. They are interested in fencing and getting the single weep hole and the gate taken care of.
2026-08-14
8:00 PM		 Phoenix 85050 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The homeowner’s dog alerted them to a western diamondback that was curled up in the middle of the turf in their backyard. When I arrived, the snake was in the exact same spot. The snake was contained and taken just north of the property and released into a large pile of illegally dumped yard debris that other animals had clearly been using as a burrow.
2026-08-14
9:00 PM		 Cave Creek 85331 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake The homeowner was sitting in his living room when he saw a western diamondback coiled up next to the sliding door. The snake was still there when I arrived, and it was captured and relocated northeast of the property into a packrat nest under a large tree just outside a wash.
2026-08-14
6:00 PM		 Phoenix 85050 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake This was a previous fencing customer who noticed a baby rattlesnake in the front yard of her home while taking the garbage out. The snake was in the same location when I arrived. Easily grabbed and relocated just north of the neighborhood into a rodent burrow that was shaded by bushes.
2026-08-14
9:00 AM		 Tucson 85756 Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Discovered by customer entering backyard through the gate. Took cover behind the ACunit and water softener.
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