A large packrat nest built below dense vegetation is an ideal situation for rattlesnakes to live. These structures might not look like much, but are well-insulated with higher ambient moisture than the surrounding area. This was discussed with the homeowner as part of a property inspection service. For more information on our Property Inspection service: […]

Earlier in the day, a realtor was showing a home and they saw a snake inside. It darted under a couch … and that was that for that sale :/ Marissa was called out to look for it a few hours later, and she found it in the living room trying to find a way […]

This hatchling Coachwhip almost didn’t make it. It was stuck in a trap, doomed to a slow death amongst the skeletons of less lucky reptiles. Marissa was able to get it free, as well as a young gecko, to be released relatively unharmed.

A Sonoran Desert Toad and Western Diamondback Rattlesnake party, found at a home in Tonopah and relocated to a bit of a better situation.

A Western Diamondback Rattlesnake was found hidden away between a pole and pot. Any shaded area will help keep a snake keep cool during the hot summer months (this was in August), especially when it means contact with the foundation. 24/7 Snake Removal & Prevention: Phoenix-metro: 480-237-9975 Tucson-metro: 520-308-6211 https://rattlesnakesolutions.com

The ghosts weren’t enough to scare this Western Diamondback Rattlesnake away, who was looking for a nice place in the shade to hang out before resuming its travel to its winter den. During late October, rattlesnakes are active just before dark.

Back in August, a Phoenix homeowner called in for a rattlesnake in her backyard … which ended up being her and all eight of her babies. All were released together to very carefully selected conditions within their natural home range.

Would you recognize which of these is not a decoration? This is exactly the reason that we offer free rattlesnake relocation services on Halloween. A lot of extra stuff near doorways right as rattlesnakes are in the final stages of moving to winter areas, all at once as the sun sets and all the kids […]

From a recent property inspection: this is a rattlesnake waiting to happen. Some minor leaks combined with erosion of concrete between these decorative boulders make for numerous cool, deep hiding spots with higher ambient moisture than elsewhere in the area. During much of the summer, this is what rattlesnakes are looking for. This was discussed […]

Three things this yard won’t see next year: – Rattlesnakes – Rattlesnake fence materials unless they really look for it – Worried friends/relatives when they come to visit More information on Rattlesnake Fencing: https://rattlesnakesolutions.com/keep-snakes-away/snake-fence.php?p=social