Specialized Wildlife
Snake Management Control
Snake calls are different from every other call we get. People are frightened, and rightly so. Our first job is to make sure nobody gets hurt, including the snake. After that, we look at why it came onto your property in the first place, because if the reason is still there, another one usually follows.
When it comes to dealing with snakes on your property, our snake management control services offer a safe and effective solution. Snakes can be a source of fear and concern for homeowners and businesses, but with our expert team at your service, you can rest assured knowing that we have the knowledge and tools to manage snake populations effectively. Using a combination of humane trapping methods, habitat modification, and exclusion techniques, we aim to remove snakes from your property while minimizing harm to both the animals and the environment. Don't let snakes disrupt your peace. Trust our professional snake management control services to keep your property safe and snake-free.
What's included
- Humane snake handling & rescue tools
- Sulphur & carbolic chemical barriers
- Vegetation & rock pile clearance advisory
- Perimeter fence & mesh installation
Signs to look out for
- Shed snake skin near the compound wall, garden or storage areas
- Lots of rats or frogs around the property, which is what snakes come looking for
- Tall grass, rubble, stacked bricks or old timber close to the house
- Small holes at the base of compound walls or under gates
- Sightings in the early morning or after rain, when snakes are most active
Why it shouldn't wait
Andhra Pradesh and Telangana are home to several venomous species, including the cobra, Russell's viper and common krait. Most bites happen when someone accidentally steps on a hidden snake or reaches into a dark corner. Homes near fields, construction sites and water bodies see far more activity during and after the monsoon.
How we treat it
- 01
Perimeter hazard audit
- 02
Prey source (rodent) control
- 03
Boundary repellent line application
Before we arrive
- If you see a snake, keep everyone, especially children and pets, well away
- Don't try to catch or kill it. That's how most bites happen
- Watch where it goes from a safe distance so you can guide our team
- Call our helpline straight away
After the treatment
- Clear tall grass, rubble and unused building material near the house
- Seal gaps under gates and holes at the base of compound walls
- Deal with any rat problem, since rats attract snakes
- Keep the area around water tanks and storage sheds clean and well lit
Common questions about snake control
Do you kill the snake?
No. Our team captures and removes snakes using proper handling tools, and they are released away from homes in line with forest department guidance.
Can you stop snakes from coming back?
We can make your property much less attractive to them by removing hiding spots, controlling rodents and applying a repellent barrier along the boundary. Nobody can honestly promise a snake will never enter an open compound, but these steps lower the chances a lot.
What should we do if someone is bitten?
Keep the person calm and as still as possible, remove rings or anything tight near the bite, and go to the nearest government hospital immediately. Don't cut the wound, try to suck out venom or tie a tight tourniquet.
