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When Amatuer Snake Fencing Becomes a Rattlesnake Trap

A landscaping company installed “snake fencing” at a property. But, not knowing anything about snakes or how that whole thing works, it didn’t work at all. This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake managed to find one of those openings and get into the yard. The problem was getting back out. With fencing surrounding the property, the snake […]

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Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Tucked Beside a North Phoenix Front Door

This Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was found coiled near the front entrance of a North Phoenix home, tucked into a corner behind a bush. The family did a great job keeping an eye on the snake from a safe distance while Alivia was on the way, making sure its location wasn’t lost before she arrived. After […]

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A Rattlesnake Without a Rattle in a North Phoenix Garage

A rattlesnake without a rattle! The homeowner was backing his car into the garage when he noticed a rattlesnake coiled beside the water heater in the back corner. The garage itself was sealed very well, but the homeowner said the door is sometimes left open, providing a likely opportunity for the snake to wander inside. […]

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Tiny Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Already Out on Its Own

This tiny Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was found hanging out in the landscaping of a Cave Creek home. Given its size, Jason spent quite a while searching the surrounding area for its mother or any siblings that might still be nearby. After a thorough search turned up nothing, it appeared this little rattlesnake was already out […]

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Snakes Found During Snake Property Inspection Service

Our fastest-growing service are recurring property inspections at large properties and communities. We’ve been doing this for awhile for an HOA in Scottsdale. Here are some notes from the latest session: The south side of the community closely borders a wash area that is overgrown with brush, and the overgrowth is creeping its way up […]

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Two Mothers, 17 Babies! Tiny Rattlesnakes Safely Relocated

Dave was called to an abandoned building near Tucson where workers had arrived to begin demolition. Here’s what he said about it: I was led to a room and immediately buzzed by a postpartum female Western Diamondback. After securing her,I proceeded to lift some of the stuff around where she had been coiled and quickly […]

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Sonoran Coralsnake in Tucson

A Fourth of July relocation call for Candace turned up this Sonoran Coralsnake. These are tiny, venomous snakes, but not really something people need to worry about. Just don’t pick it up, and there’s really no danger. They have small, front-fixed fangs and can deliver venom. However, these little snakes here in Arizona tend to […]

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Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Disappears Beneath a Patio

The homeowner was on his back patio when he caught a glimpse of a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake’s tail disappearing into a hole beneath the concrete. By the time Marissa arrived, the snake was completely out of sight. Marissa used a hose to slowly water the hole, and after about five minutes, the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake […]

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The Mysterious “White Rattlesnake”

Aleksa got a call about a large “white rattlesnake” loose inside a home. The homeowners had managed to close off the part of the house where they had seen it, and they were adamant that it was definitely a rattlesnake. Given the unusual description, there was some thought that it might turn out to be […]

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