When Marissa first arrived and spotted this, she thought the coachwhip was dead. But thankfully, it was very much alive. She cut it out of the wire and got it some water before moving it off the property.

Door snake doing door snake things. The homeowner noticed this snake while grabbing a package. The courtyard is well-shaded, and the addition of this decorative lamp made a safe and cool spot for a snake to hang out for the day. Marissa helped it find a safer spot to relax.

Another rattlesnake at the model home of this community. The entire surrounding desert is now missing after recent expansion, so these situations will be common for awhile … but will wane as the snakes settle in or meet less ideal fates. Thankfully, this one was spotted and we were called out to help it get […]

Another expertly installed rattlesnake fence by the crew! Thanks to Brent, Baylend, Mark and Ethan for their work on this one. Pool day just got less stressful for one home in Scottsdale. More information on Rattlesnake Fencing:https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/keep-snakes-away/snake-fence.php?p=social

The second rattlesnake of the night at a recurring property inspection that Jeff performs at a large industrial operation near Phoenix. We appreciate these companies that understand that the best way to keep their employees safe and be a good presence in the area is to work with the wildlife rather than against it. These […]

A homeowner came out to turn off a hose and ended up being rattled at from only about a foot away from this Western Diamondback Rattlesnake. Afterward, the snake settled right back into the same spot, which is where it was when Apryl arrived to capture it. The drip from the air conditioner creates an […]

A homeowner called the hotline about a medium sized black and white snake in the bedroom. Austin went out and after a bit of searching, spotted this California Kingsnake in the bathroom. The snake was a bit too big to get through small cracks or doors, so it likely caem through an open door propped […]

A home next to a preserve in Phoenix had a visitor in the shaded space between the home and a column. Katie helped the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake get back to the preserve, carefully selecting a spot that emulates the situation of capture.

Western Diamondback Rattlesnakes may look similar, but when viewed side-by-side, there’s a lot of variation! Here are just a handful from recent relocation calls.