Snake removal
A snake inside or around your property? Tell us where it is and what you can see.
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Liverpool & South-West Sydney
Liverpool
Snake Catchers
Professional snake removal and relocation enquiries across Liverpool and South-West Sydney.
Found a snake at home or work? Give it space. We’ll help you take the next safe step.
Do not approach, touch or try to handle the snake. Keep children and pets away from the area.
Local service
Safe distance first
Safe distance first
Found a snake? Do not approach or try to handle it. Move people and pets away, then call 0428 458 856 for the next step. Official guidance: Liverpool City Council · Healthdirect snake-bite advice.
Clear, practical help
Stay calm.
Make space.
Call a professional.
A snake encounter can be unsettling. The first step is simple: keep away and make sure other people and pets are clear. Then tell us where the snake was last seen and whether it is inside or outside.
We provide snake removal and relocation enquiries for homes, businesses and properties across Liverpool and South-West Sydney.
Snake encounter support
Wildlife-aware relocation
Direct phone contact
Clear next steps
Respect wildlife · Keep your distance
How we can help
Snake services, explained plainly.
For an active sighting or a planned property visit, find the right next step and get in touch.
Emergency snake catcher
For a snake currently at your home or workplace, call directly and keep everyone clear.
Explore serviceSnake relocation
Professional handling and relocation for snakes found around homes and workplaces.
Explore serviceSnake identification
Unsure what you have seen? Share a description from a safe distance.
Explore serviceResidential properties
Support for snake encounters in houses, garages, yards and shared residential spaces.
Explore serviceCommercial properties
Snake removal enquiries for business premises, warehouses and work sites.
Explore serviceUseful knowledge
Know what to do.
Not what to fear.
Snake appearance varies, and local presence should never be assumed from a general species guide. Give any snake space and leave identification to a trained professional.
Venomous · Pseudonaja textilis
Eastern brown snake
A highly venomous Australian snake. Never approach or attempt identification at close range.
Read species notesVenomous · Pseudechis porphyriacus
Red-bellied black snake
A venomous snake of eastern Australia, recognised by its glossy dark upper body and red or pink belly.
Read species notesVenomous · Notechis scutatus complex
Tiger snake
A strongly venomous snake with variable colour and pattern; do not rely on stripes to identify it.
Read species notesA local service area
Across Liverpool and the south-west.
Service enquiries are welcome across Liverpool and surrounding South-West Sydney suburbs. Coverage depends on location and availability; call to discuss an active sighting.
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Simple process
Three steps to a safer situation.
For urgent active sightings, calling is the clearest way to get in touch.
Move away
Keep people and pets clear. Don’t approach, touch, or attempt to contain the snake.
Call or enquire
Call for an active sighting. Share the address and where the snake was last seen.
Stay clear
Keep the area undisturbed while you wait for guidance. Do not assume it has left if it disappears.
Good to know
Questions people ask first.
Should I try to identify or move the snake?
No. Keep a safe distance and do not touch, corner or try to catch it. Identification can be difficult even from a photo.
What details should I share when I call?
Give the property address, the snake’s last known location, whether it is inside or outside, and whether anyone is in immediate danger.
Does submitting an online enquiry confirm an appointment?
No. The form prepares an email or text draft on your device. You must review it and press Send; the website does not receive or store it. It is not an appointment confirmation. For an active sighting, call directly.
What if a person is bitten?
Call Triple Zero (000) immediately and follow the operator’s instructions. Do not attempt to catch or kill the snake.
Field notes
Practical snake-safety reading.
Useful, straightforward information for homes and properties.
Snake safety · 4 min read
Found a snake in your backyard? Start here.
Simple, calm steps to take when you discover a snake at home.
Read article Pet safety · 3 min readIf your dog encounters a snake
What to do after a possible snake encounter, and when to seek urgent care.
Read article Snake behaviour · 4 min readWhy snakes may enter suburban backyards
Understand shelter, water and prey as general influences on wildlife movement.
Read articleFound a snake? Keep your distance.
Call for an active sighting, or send an enquiry for a planned visit.