Snakes in Alexandria, Virginia

Snakes are a periodic garage, basement, and yard wildlife issue in Alexandria, Virginia, especially near wooded lots, creek corridors, and properties with dense landscaping.

Many Alexandria homes include foundation gaps, basement window wells, and utility penetrations that can allow snakes to enter lower interior spaces.

Rodent populations and garden habitat can also contribute to snake presence around residential properties.

Seasonal Snake Activity in Alexandria

Spring snake activity often increases as temperatures warm and snakes leave overwintering areas.

Late summer and early fall movement may increase as snakes search for food and shelter.

Signs of Snake Activity

Common signs of snake presence in Alexandria properties may include shed skins, sightings near foundation edges, and movement through garden beds.

Basement window wells, garage door gaps, and foundation seams are common snake entry locations.

Related Alexandria Wildlife Topics

• Rodents in walls and garages
• Skunks under decks and sheds
• Raccoons in attics and crawlspaces

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