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Are you looking for snake removal services in Milan?
Thirty-two species of snakes call Tennessee home, and just four of these are venomous: pygmy and timber rattlesnakes, cottonmouths and copperheads. If one of these species of snake moves onto your Milan property, you have reason to be afraid.
Contrary to popular belief, snakes are not aggressive toward humans. However, they will bite if cornered or accidentally stepped on, and snake venom can cause many health complications, including death. Snakes, venomous or otherwise, are most likely to live in cool, dark areas of your yard such as under your porch, in your woodpile or in your rock wall. If snakes slip inside your Milan home, they will probably move into the basement or the attic.
If you’ve spotted snakes that might be venomous inside or outside of your Milan household, you should have them removed before they bite. Allow the snake control specialists to lend a hand.
Wildlife Prevention & Repair will deploy snake control experts to your Milan residence to capture and remove all snakes in a safe and humane manner. To make sure we didn’t miss a single serpent, we’ll also position a few live traps around your house.
Once the immediate threat has been addressed, our team will search the exterior of your home for things that may have attracted snakes, and holes in your walls that snakes could slither through. To avoid a future snake invasion, we’ll use a habitat modification strategy which involves closing up rock walls and replacing smooth rock beds with sharp lava rocks to make your property uncomfortable for serpents. We will also move bird feeders that are too close to your home, since they tend to attract rodents, which snakes love to eat.
To keep snakes out of your house, we’ll place snake-proof screens and fencing around the exterior of your Milan residence.
If venomous snakes have infested your property, you need to remove them before someone gets hurt. Contact Wildlife Prevention & Repair today for expert snake control services in the Milan area!
