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.

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.