Snakes in the City · Sydney snake removal

Snake Catcher Colebee

If a snake appears beside a Colebee home, garage or landscaped boundary, give it space and call Snakes in the City. Tell us whether it is still visible and which entrance reaches that part of the property safely.

For a snake at a nearby Dean Park property, see our snake removal service in Dean Park and the information to have ready when you call.

What to do now

Keep your distance

Move people and pets away. Do not touch, corner, trap or try to kill the snake.

Watch only if safe

Observe from indoors or another secure position. Do not follow it into cover or move closer for a photograph.

Call with the last sighting

Give the address, exact location and access instructions. Tell us if the snake has disappeared.

Arranging a catcher

Snakes in the City serves Colebee as part of its Sydney service area. Call 0411 103 488 with your address so our team can confirm the available catcher and discuss an arrival estimate. The person attending depends on availability.

A competitive call-out fee applies.

If the snake disappears, tell us when and where you last saw it. Keep the area clear and do not start a search yourself. The catcher will assess accessible areas; a hidden or departed animal may not be located.

How our dispatch service works

Landscaped boundaries and changing ground levels

Colebee’s Stonecutters Ridge setting brings residential lots and landscaped open space close together. Blacktown Council has a dedicated Stonecutters Ridge development control plan for the precinct. On an individual property, the important features are much smaller: a retaining-wall opening, the gap beneath a side gate, a pool-pump enclosure or materials stored for garden work.

New paving and neat lawns do not remove every hiding place. Equally, a neighbouring open area does not prove where a snake came from. Base the call on the last sighting. If it crossed a boundary, say which boundary and whether you can still see it from a safe position.

Access that helps us reach the right place

Side paths and retaining walls

Describe the side of the house and the nearest door or downpipe. Do not reach between blocks, remove capping or pour anything into a wall gap. Let the catcher assess the access.

Pools and garden storage

Move people and pets away without crossing the snake’s path. Leave pump covers, bags, pots and timber undisturbed. Mention any locked gate between the street and the pool area.

Open-space boundaries

Say whether the animal is on your property or on managed land. Give an address and access point rather than only “near the golf course”. Do not enter adjoining land or follow the snake through vegetation.

Snakes and property precautions

The eastern brown snake is associated with open and modified habitats. The red-bellied black snake is often associated with wetter ground and frog habitat.

These are regional possibilities, not a record of sightings at your address. Colour, size and a brief glimpse are not reliable identification. Keep your distance from every unfamiliar snake.

Once the immediate concern has passed, reduce concealed shelter around busy paths, secure pet and bird food, address rodent activity and check suitable building gaps. No tidy-up or fence can guarantee a snake-free property.

Medical and veterinary help

A suspected snakebite to a person needs a call to Triple Zero (000). Let the ambulance service determine care and transport.

Blacktown Hospital, Blacktown Road, Blacktown. This hospital information is for reference; do not delay an ambulance call.

Possible bite to a pet: contact a vet immediately. SASH Western Sydney, 1 Rowood Road, Prospect. Open 24/7 for emergencies. Call (02) 8609 9444.

These services are independent of Snakes in the City. Provider details checked September 2026.

Can a snake still enter a recently built property?

Yes. Small gaps around doors, gates and services can remain after building or landscaping work. After the immediate incident is resolved, check suitable entry points and stored materials without disturbing wildlife.

About the service

Harley Jones of Snakes in the City
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Snakes in the City arranges professional snake removal across Sydney. Read about Harley Jones and his experience.

NSW General Licence MWL000102655 is listed for Harley Jones. The available catcher is confirmed when you call.

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Need help in Colebee?

Keep the area clear and tell Snakes in the City where the snake was last seen.

Call 0411 103 488