Late September and early October are usually pretty busy for us. As the monsoon wanes, we see snakes of all kinds getting ready for cooler conditions. That means there’s a lot to do: eating, mating, and traveling to wherever it is they want to wait out the winter. That can often mean they end up in a backyard or garage, and we’re called out to help.
A spike in calls usually happens right after dark. This will likely continue throughout October, dropping off dramatically in the first week of November. Of course the weather and conditions will largely determine how long this lasts, but this is a trend we see every year and we have no reason to believe it will be any different now.
Snake Removal in Phoenix and Tucson areas
Blacktailed Rattlesnake at a home 
Blacktailed Rattlesnake at a home 
Diamondback in a cactus 
Diamondback removal in Queen Creek 
Gila Monster in a Garage 
Gold Canyon AZ Longnosed Snake 
Gold Canyon AZ Longnosed Snake 
Gold Canyon AZ Longnosed Snake 
Gophersnake stuck in bird netting 
Gophersnake stuck in bird netting 
Gophersnake stuck in bird netting 
Mojave Rattlesnake under house 
Mojave Rattlesnake under house 
Mojave Rattlesnake under house 
Nightsnake in the yard 
Tiger Rattlesnake in the East Valley 
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake in a pool
Phoenix and Tucson Snake Fence Installations
Likewise, October is a time that many homeowners realize that the fear of having a rattlesnake in the yard is something that can be stopped at any time. Things like making landscaping changes and having a snake fence installed can make a huge difference.
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