Snake Catcher Davidson
Chris Williams Chris Williams

Snake Catcher Davidson

Snake removal across Davidson — diamond pythons in roof cavities, red-bellies in the gullies, lace monitors from the Garigal corridor. Usually on site within 30 minutes. Call 0418 633 474.

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Newington Snake Catcher

Newington Snake Catcher

Newington is one of those rare Sydney suburbs that was deliberately designed around its wildlife. Built inside the Sydney Olympic Park precinct on restored wetlands, parklands and native vegetation corridors, it sits inside one of the most continuous habitat networks in metropolitan Sydney. The Red-bellied Black Snake population that comes with that environment isn't a side effect, it's a direct consequence of how the suburb was planned. Frogs in the wetlands, skinks through the garden beds, blue-tongued lizards in the hedges, and snakes following all of it. Urban Reptile Removal attends Newington across homes, townhouses, apartment buildings, walking tracks and wetland edges. Usually on site within thirty minutes, twenty-four hours a day. Call 0418 633 474.

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Silverwater Snake Catcher
Chris Williams Chris Williams

Silverwater Snake Catcher

Silverwater is one of the more complex suburbs in our work, because it isn't really one suburb in snake-catching terms, it's three. The industrial estate dominates the eastern and southern parts of the suburb, the older residential streets sit in the west, and the Parramatta River runs along the northern boundary. Each of those zones produces a different kind of snake activity, and snakes move freely between them. Eastern Browns dominate the work here, following rodents through warehouse perimeters, loading docks and storage yards. Red-bellies turn up closer to the river. Urban Reptile Removal attends Silverwater across homes, warehouses, factories, offices and riverfront sites. WHS documentation on request. Usually on site within thirty minutes, twenty-four hours a day. Call 0418 633 474.

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Winston Hills Snake Catcher

Winston Hills Snake Catcher

Winston Hills is one of the more interesting suburbs in our work, because the snake catching profile here is genuinely varied. Diamond Pythons in roof cavities and along sandstone walls. Red-bellied Black Snakes along Toongabbie Creek and around pool pump housings. Golden-crowned Snakes under leaf litter in the deeper gardens. Green Tree Snakes through pergolas and along fence lines. The combination of mature gardens, established trees, sandstone retaining walls, creek-line drainage and connected bushland corridors gives the suburb everything reptiles need, and we attend Winston Hills regularly across all five species. Usually on site within thirty minutes, twenty-four hours a day. Call 0418 633 474.

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Northmead Snake Catcher

Northmead Snake Catcher

Northmead is one of the more reliably productive Hills District suburbs in our work. The combination that drives it is the creeks running through, Toongabbie Creek and Darling Mills Creek, the bushland reserves connecting through to Bidjigal and the wider Hills District corridor, and the older established gardens on large blocks with sandstone retaining walls, mature eucalypts and shaded soil. The result is a varied snake catching profile: Diamond Pythons in roof cavities and along sandstone walls, Red-bellied Black Snakes along the creek lines and around pool pump housings, Golden-crowned Snakes under leaf litter in the deeper gardens, and Green Tree Snakes through pergolas and along fence lines. Usually on site within thirty minutes, twenty-four hours a day. Call 0418 633 474.

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Oatlands Snake Catcher

Oatlands Snake Catcher

Oatlands is one of the greenest suburbs in the Parramatta region, and that's not an accident from a wildlife point of view. The Oatlands Golf Course threads through the centre of the suburb, the connecting parklands and reserves wrap around it, and Subiaco Creek and Vineyard Creek feed into the wider corridor. The result is a varied snake catching profile: Diamond Pythons in roof cavities and on sandstone walls, Red-bellied Black Snakes along the creek lines and around pool pump housings, Golden-crowned Snakes under leaf litter in the deeper gardens, Green Tree Snakes through pergolas and along fence lines, and Eastern Water Dragons along the golf course water hazards. Usually on site within thirty minutes, twenty-four hours a day. Call 0418 633 474.

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Dundas Valley Snake Catcher

Dundas Valley Snake Catcher

Dundas Valley is one of the most wildlife-active pockets in the entire Parramatta region, and the reasons are entirely geographic. Steep gully blocks, Vineyard Creek running through the valley floor, sandstone outcrops, mature bushland reserves wrapping the slopes, and corridors connecting through to Dundas, Ermington, Telopea and Carlingford give snakes continuous habitat right through the middle of the residential area. Diamond Pythons in roof cavities and on sandstone walls. Red-bellied Black Snakes along the creek lines and gully drainages. Golden-crowned Snakes under leaf litter in the deeper gardens. Green Tree Snakes through pergolas. Usually on site within thirty minutes, twenty-four hours a day. Call 0418 633 474.

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Ermington Snake Catcher

Ermington Snake Catcher

Ermington sits on the southern bank of the Parramatta River, a settled, leafy suburb where older homes and established gardens back onto the foreshore and its fringe of mangroves. That river corridor works as a wildlife highway, and the reptiles move along it. Diamond Pythons turn up in roofs and sheds through the warmer months, Red-bellied Black Snakes follow the damp margins near the river and the creek lines, and Blue-tongued Lizards and Eastern Water Dragons are part of the everyday backyard picture. None of it is unusual for a suburb built this close to the water. Urban Reptile Removal covers Ermington and the surrounding Parramatta and Ryde suburbs, with licensed, humane removal and relocation, day or night.

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Macquarie Park Snake Catcher

Macquarie Park Snake Catcher

Macquarie Park is two things at once. There's the business park and the university with its towers, car parks and lakes, and there's the bushland that wraps around its eastern edge where Lane Cove National Park and the river come right up to the streets. That mix is what brings the reptiles in. Diamond Pythons move out of the bush and into roofs and sheds over summer, Red-bellied Black Snakes follow the damp ground near the river and creek lines, and Eastern Water Dragons are a fixture around the campus ponds and gardens. For the suburb's homes, strata blocks and commercial sites alike, Urban Reptile Removal offers licensed, humane removal and relocation, day or night.

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Marsfield Snake Catcher

Marsfield Snake Catcher

Marsfield sits between Macquarie University and the bushland that runs down to the Lane Cove River, a quiet, leafy suburb of established homes, gardens and student housing. That bushland edge is what brings the reptiles into yards. Diamond Pythons come out of the reserves and into roofs and sheds over the warmer months, Red-bellied Black Snakes follow the damp ground along the creek lines, and Blue-tongued Lizards and Eastern Water Dragons are a normal part of the local backyard. For the suburb's houses and strata blocks, Urban Reptile Removal offers licensed, humane removal and relocation, day or night.

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North Ryde Snake Catcher

North Ryde Snake Catcher

Snake removal across North Ryde — from the Field of Mars Reserve and Lane Cove National Park edge through the residential streets to the Macquarie Park strata. Urban Reptile Removal is based in West Ryde, usually on-site in 30 minutes. Call 0418 633 474, 24/7.

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