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Did you have a Crazy Labor Day TOO?

Writer: Elizabeth Metcalf Treasurer
Elizabeth Metcalf Treasurer
Sep 7
2 min read

I saw something truly crazy today that left me both astonished and a bit on edge. I can't

believe that snakes actually live under houses like this! It's an unsettling thought to think about these creatures lurking just beneath our feet, hidden away in the shadows. This isn't the first time I've encountered such a situation; in fact, this is the second time this month alone that I've come across evidence of snakes residing in the crawl space of a home. The first time was equally shocking, but this latest sighting has really driven home the reality of their presence in our neighborhoods.

As I stood there, contemplating the implications of having snakes so close to where we live, I couldn't help but feel a sense of urgency to spread awareness about this issue. It’s important for everyone to be cautious when they open the crawl space door. You never know what you might find lurking in the dark corners. These spaces are often overlooked and neglected, making them ideal hiding spots for snakes seeking shelter from the elements or searching for food. Knowing this, it’s wise to approach such areas with care and to take appropriate precautions.

Moreover, it’s fascinating to think about the ecological role these snakes play. While they can certainly be alarming to encounter unexpectedly, they are also beneficial to the environment, helping to control pest populations. However, this does not diminish the need for vigilance, especially for those who may not be comfortable with these reptiles. If you suspect that snakes might be living under your house, it might be a good idea to consult with a professional who can safely assess the situation and provide guidance on how to manage it. In the meantime, let’s all be extra careful and keep an eye out for any signs of wildlife in our crawl spaces and yards.


 
 
 

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