PO Box 930 Revesby New South Wales (NSW) 2213
PO Box 930 Revesby New South Wales (NSW) 2213
PO Box 930 Revesby New South Wales (NSW) 2213
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Two homes go back where one came down on most blocks around here, and that is a different job from clearing a footprint for a single house. Demolition Marsfield owners ask us to price has to leave the lot open right across its width, with the old driveway, the footings and the service runs going out along with the house. The postcode is 2122 and the City of Ryde is the consent authority. Call 0455 888 819, someone comes out to look at it for nothing, and you hear back within 24 hours.
Super Demolition clears Marsfield blocks: houses, garages, carports, pools, slabs, driveways and outbuildings, with licensed asbestos removal wherever it is found. The work runs under a current Demolition Licence and Asbestos Removal Licence, to Australian Standard 2601-2001, and is signed off either by an accredited private certifier or by the City of Ryde. Site assessments and written quotes cost nothing.
The NSW Planning Portal register harvested for the City of Ryde holds 164 demolition records against Marsfield addresses. Of those, 88 name a dual occupancy alongside the demolition. Eighty record two new dwellings going back on the block. Among the Ryde suburbs with more than a hundred demolition records, that is the strongest lean towards a pair rather than a single house.
The work spreads over 54 streets and does not fall evenly across them. Agincourt Road and Vimiera Road carry thirteen records each, with Patricia Street and Abuklea Road behind them. Sobraon Road holds five, four of those lodged within a few months of each other. Culloden Road, Lucinda Road, Booth Street and Dan Street all appear more than once. These are public planning records rather than our own jobs, and they are the plainest picture available of what actually gets cleared here.
A single replacement house lets a demolisher leave the edges of a block alone. A pair does not. The new pads sit closer to both boundaries, so the old side paths, the retaining that props up a neighbour’s fence line and the buried stormwater running to the kerb all have to be dealt with rather than worked around. Two dwellings usually mean two driveways, so the existing crossing and the concrete behind it come out with everything else.
What is under the slab matters as much as what is above it. Footings, old fuel and septic relics, sewer junctions and the abandoned lead-in for power and phone are all things a builder will hit if they are left. We take them out, backfill where the geotechnical report calls for it, and hand over a level, measured platform instead of a heap of rubble.
Older houses through these streets carry fibro sheeting, eaves lining and vinyl backing. That comes out first, under licence, through our asbestos removal service, with an independent clearance certificate before anything else is touched.
New South Wales gives a demolition two routes. A Complying Development Certificate is issued by an accredited private certifier where the proposal meets every standard in the state code, with nothing weighed up on merit. A Development Application goes instead to the City of Ryde, which assesses it on merit, notifies where its own controls require, and can approve with conditions or refuse.
Marsfield leans heavily one way. Of the 164 records, 136 sit in the complying development register and 28 in the council’s development application register. Eligibility follows the land and the scope rather than how straightforward the job looks from the footpath: zoning, heritage listing and conservation mapping open or close the certificate route, and what you lodge beside the demolition counts as well. We read the mapping over your address and tell you which route you are on before a form goes anywhere.
Super Demolition is family owned and managed. Jack owns it and usually walks the block with you himself, with over 30 years of experience behind the crews. Owners have left 84 reviews, averaging 5.0.
Before you let any demolisher onto your block, ask to see:
Houses, garages, pools and slabs sit with our residential demolition service, where the full credentials are set out, and shop, office and warehouse work with our commercial demolition service. The same crews go out across Northern Sydney. The site assessment is free, every enquiry gets an answer within 24 hours, and the number is 0455 888 819.
None of this is yours to chase, and it is where a knockdown stalls when an owner goes it alone:
Two houses of the same size on the same street rarely land on the same figure, which is why nothing useful can be said down a phone. What moves it is what the house is built from, whether asbestos turns up in the linings, how much comes out of the ground once the walls are down, how close the neighbours sit, and whether a truck can be stood on the frontage or has to work off the road.
So somebody stands on the block first, and that costs nothing. The written quote itemises the demolition, the approvals and the disposal. There are no hidden fees and no variations once you have accepted it, and if you already hold a written quote from another contractor we will beat it. We own our machinery rather than hiring it in.
Marsfield sits in the northern corner of the City of Ryde, and the register changes character as you move across it. Along the river, demolition in Gladesville and demolition in Tennyson Point run to smaller volumes on tighter frontages, while demolition in Denistone East reads much closer to this one. Same council, same state code, same two routes to an approval.
No, and most owners are not. You are welcome any time, with boots and a hard hat, but the site is fenced, supervised and reported on daily, and nothing needs your signature once the scope is agreed. Where owners are genuinely useful is before we start, pointing out the shed nobody mentioned or the pit under the ivy.
It changes where we stop rather than what comes down. An attached pair pushes the new footings toward both boundaries, so we clear to the fences instead of leaving a working margin, and anything that was propping up ground near a boundary gets replaced or engineered rather than simply pulled.
That is worth agreeing in writing. Filling a hole with demolition spoil is cheap and useless to a builder. We take the material away, bring the site to the level your plans call for, and note the level in the quote so your builder is not paying twice to fix it.
It tells you something about the street, not about your block. Where several blocks nearby have been cleared, kerb crossings, verges and street parking are usually already worn in, which helps with access. What none of that settles is what is under your slab, what your house is lined with, or what the mapping over your particular lot allows.
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Send us the street number and a copy of what your builder plans to put back, and Jack will come out and look at it at no cost. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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