Frequently Asked Questions About Snake Removal

Georgia is home to six venomous species, including the Copperhead, Cottonmouth, and Rattlesnakes. Venomous snakes often have triangular heads, vertical pupils, and thick bodies. However, it’s best not to rely on visual identification — let a trained expert handle it.

Snakes are attracted by food (rodents, frogs, insects) and shelter (brush, woodpiles, gaps in foundations). Homes with rodent infestations are more likely to attract snakes.

Yes. Snakes can enter through small gaps, vents, crawlspaces, or under doors. Once inside, they may remain hidden in attics, basements, or wall voids. We offer detailed inspections and sealing of entry points to prevent re-entry.

Yes, non-venomous snakes are protected under Georgia law. Killing them without cause is illegal. Professional removal ensures humane and legal handling of all snakes.

We use humane tools such as snake tongs, buckets, and traps. Our team is trained in safe capture and relocation. We also assess the area for rodent activity, which is often the root cause of snake presence.

• Eliminate food sources (especially rodents)
• Seal entry holes and foundation cracks
• Clear overgrown vegetation and debris
• Remove standing water
• Use professional-grade repellents if necessary

We provide exclusion services to keep snakes and their prey out permanently.

Yes. We provide prompt response for emergency snake situations in Metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Call us 7 days a week at 770-363-5350.

Most store-bought repellents are ineffective or dangerous (e.g., mothballs). We offer safe and effective professional deterrents applied strategically around your property.

Costs vary based on the location, difficulty of removal, and whether exclusion or trapping is needed. Call for a free consultation and quote at 770-363-5350.

Yes, our team is licensed and insured to provide snake removal and other services.