Raleigh · Wendell · The Triangle
Snake in the house? Text us a photo.
24-hour emergency line · Same-day available for most calls before 10 a.m.
Finding a snake in your house or garage is alarming. We provide expert, humane snake removal across the Triangle — and the fastest first step is to text us a photo so we can identify the species immediately and tell you exactly what you're dealing with.
As state-certified Wildlife Control Agents, we don't just remove the animal — we find and seal what let it in.
Why snakes end up in Triangle homes
- Crawl spaces: cool and damp — attractive to snakes and to the rodents they hunt
- Pine straw & mulch beds: classic copperhead camouflage in local landscaping
- Attics: rat snakes are strong climbers and follow rodents in through roof gaps
Our snake removal process
1. Identify & inspect
Accurate species identification comes first — especially for suspected copperheads. We sweep the property for hotspots like rodent burrows and damp harborage.
2. Safe capture & relocation
Professional tools, humane handling, and relocation to a secure non-residential habitat away from your home. We don't kill the snakes we catch.
3. Seal & prevent
We seal gaps in the foundation, crawl space and roofline with contractor-grade materials, and address the rodent activity that attracts snakes in the first place.
Copperhead check: look for the hourglass ("Hershey's-kiss") pattern on a coppery body. Don't rely on head shape — and don't get close. Text us the photo instead.
Emergency & same-day service
We run a 24-hour emergency line, and same-day service is available for most calls made before 10 a.m.
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions
I found a shed snake skin in my attic or crawl space. Is the snake gone?
Not necessarily — a shed skin means a snake has used your home as shelter. A professional inspection can confirm whether it's still active inside.
Do you kill the snakes you catch?
No. Every snake is captured humanely and relocated to a natural habitat away from residential neighborhoods.
How can I tell if a snake is venomous?
In the Raleigh area, copperheads show an hourglass pattern on a coppery body. Head shape is not a reliable indicator. The safest move is to text us a photo for professional identification.
Why do snakes keep showing up in my crawl space?
Moisture, shelter, and mice. We seal the entry points and help you address the underlying rodent attraction so the pattern stops.
24-hour emergency service
Hearing something upstairs? Let's handle it today.
Same-day service available for most calls made before 10 a.m.