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Snake removal in Massachusetts If you've got problem snakes in Massachusetts
Occasionally snakes may need to be removed if they have entered a home or business. They may enter these buildings due to underlying conditions such as a rodent or insect infestation. Snakes can be effectively excluded from homes if this is a concern. We are not snake exterminators although we do resolve snake issues for many of our customers in Massachusetts.
If you've got problem turtles in Massachusetts Of the approximately 10 species of turtles found in Massachusetts the only one to cause damage and also the only one that can be removed is the common snapping turtle. Snapping turtles can cause damage by infesting commercial fish ponds or coi ponds and have been know to prey upon ducklings and goslings. Occasionally snapping turtles can take up residence underneath docks in swimming areas and threaten swimmers. When snapping turtles are causing damage or threatening the safety of humans then removal of the destructive or aggressive snapper may be the best solution. We are not turtle exterminators although we do resolve turtle issues for many of our customers in Massachusetts.
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There are 14 species of snakes in Massachusetts. Of these the most common is the garter snake (pictured). There are two species of venomous snake found in Massachusetts. These two species, the copperhead and the timber rattler, are both rare and are seldom seen in residential areas. There are no venomous water snakes in Massachusetts. Snakes are generally beneficial and eat many pests such as insects and small rodents.