frequently asked questions

  • Stay calm and keep your distance.
    Do NOT attempt to handle or kill the snake.
    Keep pets and children away, and call us immediately for fast, safe removal.

  • Response times vary depending on location and demand, but we strive to respond as quickly as possible. Emergency and after-hours services may be available.

  • This is very common. Snakes are experts at hiding.

    Even if the snake is no longer visible, we can inspect likely hiding spots and help identify why snakes may be attracted to your property.

  • Absolutely. Text us a clear photo from a safe distance and we'll do our best to identify the species and determine whether immediate removal is recommended.

  • We recommend:

    • Keeping grass trimmed

    • Removing debris and woodpiles

    • Sealing gaps around fences and structures

    • Reducing rodent activity

  • No. Our goal is to safely remove and relocate snakes whenever possible. Snakes play an important role in Oklahoma's ecosystem by helping control rodents and other pests.

  • Yes. Oklahoma is home to several venomous snake species, including:

    • Copperheads

    • Timber Rattlesnakes

    • Western Diamondback Rattlesnakes

    • Prairie Rattlesnakes

    • Cottonmouths (primarily eastern Oklahoma)

    Fortunately, most snakes encountered in residential areas are non-venomous.

  • While the same snake is unlikely to return, other snakes may visit your property if attractive conditions remain.

    That's why we also provide snake prevention recommendations.

  • Common attractants include:

    • Tall grass

    • Rodents and mice

    • Bird feeders that attract rodents

    • Wood piles

    • Rock piles

    • Dense landscaping

    • Pet food left outdoors

    • Standing water