The cost of snake removal in Washington primarily depends on the kind of snake that has infested your home. It can also depend on the travel time of the professional that you hire, local rates, size of the snake and how difficult it will be to remove it. Venomous snakes like diamondback rattlesnakes are extremely dangerous. That’s why capturing and removing them is expensive. Non-venomous snakes are easier to remove and can cost less. However, there are non-venomous snakes like boas that can be very big and also risky to capture, making the cost of removing them expensive.
Why shouldn't we kill a snake that we find in our Washington home?
Snakes can be dangerous when threatened. If you try to kill one, it may become aggressive and bite you. Most incidents of snake biting are due to kill attempts and mishandling.
Is it true that all patterned snakes in Washington are venomous?
No. Most patterned snakes are harmless and non-venomous. Some young snakes have patterns that they eventually lose when they reach adulthood. People tend to kill patterned snakes because they fear that they are venomous. Sometimes, it helps to be knowledgeable.
How can I easily find a snake in my Washington yard?
You can immediately notice any snake if you keep your grass short and plants trimmed. Always remove weeds and avoid putting your hands or feet in dark places or ground pits.