Western Sydney Snake Catcher

Western Sydney Snake Catcher is a professional snake removal and reptile relocation service established in 2010 by Rob Ambrose. The business provides safe, humane, and reliable services across Sydney and surrounding areas of New South Wales, including residential homes, schools, commercial properties, and construction sites. They specialise in snake catching, reptile relocation, snake proofing, and risk assessment with a focus on safety and animal welfare.

The service operates out of 1A Glenayr Ave, West Ryde, and serves a wide range of suburbs including Blacktown, Kellyville, The Ponds, Cranebrook, Rouse Hill, Castlereagh, Jordan Springs, Marsden Park, Luddenham, Kenthurst, Orchard Hill, Mulgoa, North Kellyville, Doonside, Glenmore Park, Penrith, Wetherill Park, and Dural. They offer 24/7 rapid response services for urgent snake removal needs across these regions.

Rob Ambrose has over 16 years of full-time field experience and has safely relocated tens of thousands of snakes since 2010. He is regarded as one of the most experienced snake handlers in Australia, known for his calm approach and steady handling of both venomous and non-venomous species.

The business is fully licensed and insured, ensuring professional and compliant operations. They use proper equipment and licensed methods to keep homeowners, pets, and the snake safe during every removal. Their mission includes protecting native wildlife by releasing snakes into suitable natural habitats away from residential areas.

Customers can reach Rob Ambrose directly at 0401 866 429 or via email at admin@sydneysnakecatcher.com.au. The service operates seven days a week, including emergencies, and encourages calling immediately upon spotting a snake rather than attempting to handle it themselves.

The website states that staying calm and keeping a safe distance are crucial steps when encountering a snake. It advises keeping children and pets secure indoors and observing the snake from a distance to help the catcher locate it quickly upon arrival.

Common snake species found in Sydney include the Golden Crowned Snake, which is often encountered in leafy suburbs with dense gardens and moisture. The business also handles Eastern Brown Snakes, Red-bellied Black Snakes, Diamond Pythons, and other venomous or non-venomous reptiles.

The business offers snake proofing as a preventative measure for properties near bushland, creek lines, or open reserves. This service is designed to reduce future snake activity and is available alongside their standard removal and relocation options.

The company emphasises a low-impact, paperless operation wherever possible to support environmentally responsible wildlife management practices. They aim to operate sustainably while ensuring every removal is calm, ethical, and safe for all parties involved.

The website notes that attempting to capture or kill snakes yourself is both dangerous and illegal. Most bites occur when people panic or try to interfere, so the safest approach is to stay back and let a professional handle the situation.

The business describes itself as a low-network operation where customers deal directly with Rob Ambrose. This ensures clear communication, fast response times, and professional service from the first phone call through to safe relocation.

The website mentions that the business was established in 2010 and has been serving the community since then. It highlights a strong reputation built on reliability, deep field knowledge, and a commitment to public safety and wildlife conservation.

The service is available 24/7 for prompt snake removal across Western Sydney and surrounding areas. They specialise in rapid-response calls for homes, businesses, schools, and government properties where immediate action is required.

The business focuses on educating the community about living with reptiles, explaining why snakes appear and how to reduce risk. They take time to explain these concepts to help alleviate fear and promote better understanding of local wildlife.

The website states that the business is designed to protect native wildlife as housing and development expand into bushland. By relocating snakes safely, they help both people and wildlife coexist in the same region.