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Snake removal & relocation in Sunshine Coast - Noosa

My priority is to get the snake out safely: I'll talk you through what to do until I arrive, then capture and relocate using the safest methods possible.

Available 24/7
Sunshine Coast - Noosa
Licensed & Insured
Snake hooks, bags & reptile handling gear on board

How I approach snake removal

Coastal Queensland properties often give snakes cover near water, timber stacks, and retaining walls. I plan each removal around the species likely in your area, the layout of the room, and how people and pets are moving through the space while I work.

My goal is a clean capture with minimal stress to the animal.

Have this ready when you call

  • Suburb or estate name and the room the snake is in (or was last seen).
  • Whether the snake is still visible and if pets or kids are nearby.
  • Whether anyone may have been bitten (I triage first aid and 000 first if needed).
  • Photos only if you can take them safely from distance; otherwise describe size and pattern.

Three reasons locals call me first

Fastest response

I operate within a 30 kilometre radius to ensure I always have the fastest response time.

Honest, affordable pricing

I will confirm a fixed rate price prior to arrival with no hidden fees.

Highly experienced

I have been handling reptiles for decades and capturing snakes on the Sunny Coast since 2013.

Questions Noosa homeowners ask

How quickly can you get here?

It depends on where you are and what else is on the road. Call with your suburb and we will give an honest arrival window, then update you if traffic changes. For anyone bitten or collapsing, follow Australian snake-bite first aid and call 000 first.

Do I need to wait outside the house?

Only if that is safer for your layout. Often we prefer one calm adult to meet us and show the room. Keep others and pets clear of the snake’s path. If you are unsure, say so when you call and we will coach you.

Is it legal to relocate a snake myself in Queensland?

Snakes and all native wildlife are protected under the Nature Conservation Act and it is illegal to handle wildlife without the required permits.

How do I keep pets safe while I wait for you?

Move dogs and cats into a closed room away from the snake’s line of travel, and avoid opening doors that create new escape routes toward bedrooms. If a pet has been bitten, treat it as a veterinary emergency straight away and tell us when you call so we can prioritise advice.

Will you still come out if I lose sight of the snake?

Yes. Many animals tuck behind fridges, bookcases, or roof voids. We can still inspect the area, look for shed skin and fresh tracks, and advise on sealing gaps that meet normal Australian building maintenance practice for coastal homes.

Snake inside? Call now

I answer 24/7. Have your suburb, the room name, and bite status ready. If it is not urgent, use the form for photos and a written follow-up.

Emergency snake catcher
0402 807 486