🐍 Snake Facts

  • Most snakes found in North Carolina are non-venomous.

  • Snakes help control rodent populations and benefit the ecosystem.

  • Snakes do not chase people and generally avoid human interaction.

  • Copperheads are the venomous snake homeowners most commonly encounter in the Piedmont region.

  • Snakes often seek shelter under rocks, wood piles, dense vegetation, and debris.

  • Eliminating rodent activity around your home can help reduce snake encounters.

Snake Removal

Common Snakes in North Carolina

  • Black Rat Snakes

  • Black Racers

  • Eastern Kingsnakes

  • Garter Snakes

  • Copperheads

  • Timber Rattlesnakes

  • Cottonmouths (in some areas)

Venomous vs. Non-Venomous Snakes

Most snakes found around homes are harmless and beneficial. However, properly identifying a snake from a safe distance is important.

Professional Snake Removal

Our technicians safely remove snakes found inside homes, garages, crawlspaces, and other areas around your property.

Snake Prevention

  • Reduce rodent activity

  • Eliminate brush piles

  • Seal foundation gaps

  • Maintain landscaping

  • Remove potential hiding places

Yard Inspections

We inspect your property for conditions that attract snakes and provide recommendations to reduce future encounters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I kill a snake?

No. Many snakes are protected and provide valuable pest control. It's safest to leave removal to a professional.

How do snakes get inside homes?

They often enter through gaps beneath doors, foundation openings, crawlspace vents, garages, or damaged weather stripping.

Schedule an Inspection

Our Approach

  • Inspect the property for snake activity

  • Identify hiding places and entry points

  • Safely remove the snake

  • Inspect for conditions attracting snakes

  • Recommend habitat modifications

  • Seal potential access points when applicable

  • Reduce future snake activity

  • Educate homeowners on prevention