Rattlesnakes can no longer access this shaded patio. There’s a lot to it, but a stress free summer is most important.
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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.
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Two separate kingsnakes relocated from a hole alongside a Scottsdale patio. These are harmless snakes, but we understand that sharing space with snakes of any kind can be a longer term project. In the meantime, the snakes get to survive with a bit of inconvenience.
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A new rattlesnake fence installation at this large property looking great! By great, we mean you can barely see it unless you’re looking for it.
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Soft soil made this property a bit of a challenge. In these situations, we need to make sure the mesh extends deeper underground, with some extra methods, to make sure rodents don’t compromise the perimeter and rattlesnakes won’t be able to get in. This one took a lot of work, but turned out great.
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A side gate with newly installed Rattlesnake Fencing. This is part of a system designed to keep rattlesnakes out of certain areas … those places you put bare feet and pets, that kind of thing.
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From the perspective of someone coming in or enjoying the pool in this backyard, the rattlesnake fencing added is somewhere between invisible to forgettable. What you won’t be seeing, too: rattlesnakes.
A head-on view of rattlesnake fencing installed recently from about 10′ away. You can see it, barely. The second photo is at an angle where it’s a bit more visible. The shine fades with time, becoming more of a translucent haze over that section of fence in the future.
What this home won’t be seeing, however: a rattlesnake on the patio in 2025.
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 same page and the state of the service moving forward.
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If you’re into rattlesnakes, you may see a few reasons why this new rattlesnake fence was absolutely needed at this property. You might also be a little jealous at the MULTIPLE den situations at one location. Like leave some hibernacula for the rest of us, damn.
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