Snake Removal
Pasco County · Safe Snake Removal
Florida is home to dozens of snake species — including several venomous ones. Whether it's a harmless king snake or a cottonmouth, we handle every species safely and humanely.
Snake Removal · New Port Richey, FL
Why This Is a Problem for Your Home
- ▸Snake spotted inside the home or garage
- ▸Shed skins found in attic, garage, or under decking
- ▸Snake found in yard, pool area, or landscaping
- ▸Repeated snake sightings near the same location
How It Works
Our Process
- 1
Safe Assessment
We identify the species and assess the situation before any handling takes place.
- 2
Humane Capture
Appropriate equipment is used for the species — venomous snakes require specialized handling tools and training.
- 3
Relocation
The snake is released in appropriate natural habitat away from residential areas.
- 4
Entry Prevention
We identify how the snake gained access and seal potential entry points.
- 5
Habitat Assessment
We provide recommendations to reduce rodent populations and other attractants that draw snakes close to your home.
Prevention Tips
- ✓Keep grass and vegetation trimmed short around the perimeter of your home
- ✓Remove debris piles, wood stacks, and leaf piles that provide snake cover
- ✓Seal gaps under doors, around pipes, and in foundation walls
- ✓Control rodent populations — snakes follow their food source
- ✓Use a flashlight when working in dark garages, sheds, or storage areas
FAQ
Common Questions
How do I know if a snake is venomous?
Do not try to determine this yourself. Venomous snakes in Florida include the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake, Cottonmouth (Water Moccasin), Coral Snake, and Dusky Pygmy Rattlesnake. If you are unsure, keep your distance and call us.
Why are snakes coming near my home?
Snakes follow their food source — primarily rodents. Address the rodent problem and snake activity typically decreases significantly.
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Licensed & Insured · New Port Richey, FL · Serving Pasco & Hernando Counties