This young Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was spotted by the front door of a north Phoenix home yesterday. The garage was just around the corner, and almost certainly the location the snake had spent the last few months. It was relocated to a better spot 🙂 24/7 Snake Removal & Prevention: Phoenix-metro: 480-237-9975 Tucson-metro: 520-308-6211 https://rattlesnakesolutions.com

A homeowner’s dog found this Sonoran Gophersnake in the backyard. This is a very common snake to find in Paradise Valley, even in entirely developed urban areas. With a preserve nearby, this one was an easy relocation.

This pool area is ready for spring, with a newly installed rattlesnake fence by our crew. From the patio, it would be hard to tell that anything had been done at all. But with something like keeping rattlesnakes out of a yard, it’s the things you DON’T see that matter most.

A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake hiding out under some landscaping in a Scottsdale backyard. It’s not clear exactly where, but the snake had likely spent the winter very nearby. It was relocated to carefully selected microhabitat in a nearby preserve. A new season means some new members of the RS crew! This is the first rattlesnake […]

When someone says they saw a rattlesnake climb a block wall, this might be what they’re talking about. A great example of the holds necessary for a rattlesnake to get enough grip to make it up, which is very different from the smooth concrete of the block walls that surround most homes in the state. […]

A big rattlesnake fencing project completed! Jill took some photos during the post-installation quality control inspection. Every install is independently reviewed after completion. If something needs adjustment, we can catch and correct it immediately. It makes sense that a bunch of snake nerds would bring peer review to construction projects. It keeps everyone on the […]

A nice-looking little Western Diamondback Rattlesnake that was hibernating under the pavers supporting an AC unit. This is a common situation, and homeowners often discover their longterm visitors on a warm spring day.

The daughter of a Casa Grande homeowner found this Western Diamondback Rattlesnake on the crawl along the side of the house in early November. Jeff went out and was able to relocate it to a better hibernation situation. Jeff said it was one of the prettiest diamondbacks he’d ever seen on a removal call.

Rattlesnake activity is an integral part of life in Arizona, especially in areas near natural desert habitats. Encounters with rattlesnakes, like the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, are not uncommon and often occur following specific weather patterns. For example, a recent observation by Dave from Rattlesnake Solutions highlighted a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake found outside its hibernation spot […]

On Halloween, this Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was spotted taking cover under a giant connect-four game in the driveway. On Halloween, we offer free snake removal services, and Marissa was sent out to help the snake get to a better spot.