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Tampa Snake Removal

SNAKE INFORMATION: The Tampa area is home to about 35 species of snakes. Most of them are harmless, but there are four venomous species - the Cottonmouth (a.k.a. Water Moccasin), the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake, the Pygmy Rattlesnake, and the Eastern Coral Snake. Some snakes are aquatic, some live in dry areas, some in trees, some even underground. Some lay eggs, some give birth to live young. All snakes are of course cold-blooded reptiles, and carnivores. Some are even helpful as rat control.

These are the most common complaints about snakes in Tampa:

  • Snake in yard
  • Snake in pool
  • Snake in house
We frequently deal with Tampa snakes. We are not an extermination company or a regular pest control company, and we would never attempt to poison snakes. We humanely remove snakes, usually by hand, and we provide a snake prevention application. Call us any time at 813.793-7463 and we'll take care of your snake problem!

We Handle These Animals (Click Any Below Critter For More Info)
  Raccoon  •   Squirrel  •   Rat / Mouse  •   Opossum  •   Armadillo  •   Snake  •   Bat  •   Pigeon  •   Dead Animal
About Our Company
We operate a professional wildlife removal company operating in the Tampa Bay area, including Clearwater and Saint Petersburg. We specialize in the humane removal of wild animals from buildings and property. We commonly remove animals from attics, provide bat control and rat control, and also general wildlife trapping, snake trapping, and prevention services. We are fully licensed and insured, operating 24 hours, 7 days a week. Call us at (813) 793-7463
We Also Service These Areas
  Hillsborough County Animal Control  •   Pinellas County Animal Control  •   Clearwater  •   Saint Petersburg

Example Tampa Snake Email:

Hello, and thanks for reading my email. I have a snake situation and found you online... I live in Tampa, FL, and I understand species are probably very different looking and I hope you can help me. We live in a suburb of Tampa, on 3 acres that backs to a 2500 acre park, there are lots of farms around us and neighbors are separated by fields and shrubby growth. I cannot sleep tonight because I found a very large snake in my basement. Our basement stairs open to the garage, which also opens to our backyard. We have always been reminded we live in "the country" by the wildlife that visits us. The picture I am attaching is from a snake we found on our patio last year. The one in my basement matches it's pattern, but was thinner in circumference, but just as long. This snake was pretty aggressive when confronted, and struck at my dog. The pictured snake actually rattled its tail when we got close, but it didn't make a loud rattle noise, just a light sound..... I sprayed it with water, with the hose, and it slowly slithered back to the woods.

The snake I encountered in my basement never had time to rattle... or at least I couldn't hear it over my screaming. I shot is several times with a BB gun, and it only flinched once....before retreating into a crevasse in the floor. I want to know if this thing is an eastern rattler so I can call animal control. They will not come to the house unless is is a poisonous snake............ your thoughts and time are appreciated! -- Angela