Most snakes in the yard are harmless and even eat rodents, but a few are venomous, so the first job is telling which is which.
Snake in the yard, garage or flower bed? Most snakes here are harmless and even help by eating rats and mice, but Texas does have venomous ones like copperheads and cottonmouths, so the first thing is identifying what you have. We remove the snake and point out what is drawing them in, usually rodents, brush and cover near the house.
The Gulf Coast has a lot of snakes, and most are harmless and are doing you a favor by eating rodents. A few are venomous, copperheads and cottonmouths mainly, so knowing which one is in the flower bed matters. Some Texas snakes are also protected, so identification comes first, before anyone does anything. We handle that part.
Snakes follow food and cover. A yard with a rodent problem, thick brush, wood piles or tall grass along the fence gives them both. We remove the snake and show you what to change so the yard is less inviting, and if rodents are the draw, treating that is the real fix.
Free inspection, a straight answer on what the house needs, and the price you were quoted.
