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.



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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This backyard is ready for spring – new rattlesnake fencing quoted, designed, and installed by people who spend their free time obsessing over rattlesnake natural history and looking for them in the wild. It makes a big difference.
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Perfectly-fitting steel and concrete will keep rattlesnakes of any size from getting through this gate. There’s still some time before rattlesnakes are part of daily desert life, before our phones go crazy.
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Another bit of cold weather coming up, and then rattlesnake prime time begins. This backyard doesn’t care though, because all entrances are sealed up to 1/4″ or less. Our schedule will be filling up faster than a rattlesnake strike (yes that was cheesy, sorry, it’s early), so if rattlesnake fencing is part of your 2025 plans: let’s get you on the schedule ASAP.
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Some recent snake fence installation work that will make spring pool time less stressful this year.
As soon as things start warming up and those first “OMG a rattler!” posts start showing up, our schedule fills up fast … so if this is a thing you’ve been thinking about, now’s the time 😀
This Gila Monster showed up on a recent Rattlesnake Fence installation project, and got a ride to more suitable conditions.
Gila Monsters can climb amazingly well! This includes brick, stucco, and rattlesnake fencing! So we have no doubt it would have been able to get out on its own, but sometimes the situation calls for some light intervention.
A large job that required a lot of trench work! This backyard is now a lot less stressful in the summertime, being closed for business to rattlesnakes in the area.
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