Snake Removal
Our team is professionally trained to remove snakes in Colorado while ensuring the safety of all individuals, pets, and the snakes themselves.
Every snakes job, the same standard
No upsells, no surprise fees. Every exclusion runs to the same scope.
Safe professional removal
Our team is professionally trained to remove snakes in Colorado while ensuring the safety of every person, pet, and the snake itself.
Native species protection
Native Colorado snake species are protected under Colorado Parks & Wildlife regulations. We follow CPW rules on every job.
Inspection and exclusion
We provide inspection, exclusion, consultation, and a range of products to keep your home, garden, property, office, or space snake-free.
Encounter guidance
If you find a snake on your property, stay calm and call us. Snakes do more good alive than dead, and many encounters resolve safely with the right guidance.
What to expect
Snakes play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance in Colorado, contributing to pest control by preying on rodents and insects. While the majority of snakes in the region are non-venomous and pose no threat to humans, encounters with venomous species like the prairie rattlesnake can occur. Any encounter with a snake can be intimidating, and when in doubt, calling a professional is the right move. In Colorado, native snake species are protected under Colorado Parks & Wildlife regulations, and it is generally illegal to harm or kill them without proper authorization. We offer inspection, exclusion, consultation, and a range of products to keep your property snake-free and stress-free.
Common questions about snake removal
Are snakes in Colorado protected?
Yes. Native Colorado snake species are protected under Colorado Parks & Wildlife regulations, and it is generally illegal to harm or kill them without proper authorization. Some species require specific permits.
What should I do if I find a snake on my property?
Remain calm and keep a visual on the snake. If possible, place a large container over the snake with something weighted on top until a professional arrives. If that is not possible, barricade the snake into one area away from people and pets using cardboard boxes or similar materials. Avoid injuring or killing the snake.
Are there venomous snakes in Colorado?
Yes, though most snakes in Colorado are non-venomous. The prairie rattlesnake (Crotalus viridis) is Colorado's most widespread venomous snake. The western rattlesnake (Crotalus oreganus) is also found in mountain foothills and higher elevations. When in doubt, call a professional rather than attempting to identify or handle the snake yourself.
Can you keep snakes off my property long-term?
We offer inspection, exclusion, consultation, and a range of products to reduce snake encounters. Preventative measures combined with professional removal give us several methods to keep your space snake-free and stress-free.
Colorado snake removal, done right.
Free estimate. Written warranty. Serving Colorado and parts of Wyoming.