Demolition in Artarmon covers two very different jobs: pulling a house down on a residential street, and stripping out a commercial unit. In this suburb the same council signs off both. Willoughby City Council is the consent authority for every address in Artarmon, so the suburb name alone settles whose controls apply. Tell us what is standing and we will come and look at it for nothing, with an answer back within 24 hours. What is left is the consent route your block qualifies for, and the notices and disconnections before it. Call 0455 888 819.
Super Demolition carries out licensed demolition in Artarmon: house, garage and shed knockdowns, commercial and industrial strip-outs, asbestos removal and site clearing. Willoughby City Council assesses the work on merit, or an accredited private certifier issues a complying development certificate. We hold a Demolition Licence and an Asbestos Removal Licence, and work to Australian Standard 2601-2001. Site assessments and written quotes are free.
Artarmon runs two ways. Postcode 2064 covers residential streets and an established commercial and industrial pocket in the one suburb, and both halves answer to the same authority.
The determined Artarmon item on the NSW Planning Portal reads the way a knockdown rebuild does: a dwelling and its associated structures demolished, a new house and pool approved in their place. On a job like that the excavator is still working after the walls are down, so the digging belongs in the same written price rather than arriving later as a variation. Houses, garages, sheds, pools, slabs and footings are all our residential demolition service.
On the commercial side the building usually stays up: partitions, ceilings, joinery, workstations and services stripped out, with the businesses either side still trading. That staging is our commercial demolition service, and tight access sites, where standard plant cannot get in, are our specialty.
NSW gives a demolition two routes, and they are separate pieces of law. A Complying Development Certificate is issued by an accredited private certifier against a fixed set of state standards: nothing is weighed on merit, so meet every standard in the code and the certificate can issue. A Development Application goes instead to Willoughby City Council, which assesses the proposal on its merits, notifies neighbours where the controls require it, and can approve with conditions or refuse.
Across Willoughby, more demolition approvals now come through as certificates than are assessed by the council on merit, and almost all of them are issued by private certifiers. So on a straightforward Artarmon knockdown, the certificate is the route worth testing first.
Eligibility follows the land and the scope, not how simple the job looks. Heritage listing and conservation area mapping close the certificate route, and Willoughby carries conservation mapping over part of its area. A standalone demolition commonly qualifies; one bundled with a dual occupancy or a subdivision is usually assessed on merit.
Jack owns the business and is generally the person who walks the site with you. It is family owned and managed, with over 30 years of experience behind the work.
Before you accept any demolisher’s price in Artarmon, ask to see:
Asbestos comes out under our own licence, through our asbestos removal service, so no second contractor turns up part way through the job.
The site assessment and the written quote cost you nothing, and every enquiry gets an answer within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819 to put a time in the diary.
There is no square metre rate we can read down a phone. The price comes off the building in front of us: what it is built from, whether asbestos is in it, how machines get on and off the block, and how much material leaves the site.
So somebody comes and looks first, for nothing. The written quote itemises the demolition, the approvals and the disposal, with no hidden fees and no variations afterwards, and we will beat any written quote you already hold. We own our machines rather than hiring them in, so your start date is ours to set.
Approvals are where a demolition stalls, and otherwise they are the owner’s to chase between a certifier, a council and the utilities. All of it sits inside the contract:
Among its immediate neighbours Artarmon is the straightforward one: a single authority, no boundary through it. Nearby, demolition in St Leonards is divided between three councils, demolition in Greenwich is assessed by Lane Cove Municipal Council, and demolition in Crows Nest by North Sydney Council. The same crews and plant work across Northern Sydney.
Not a figure anyone can honestly give before seeing the building. Asbestos, access and how much has to come out are what move it, and all three show up on a site walk. The assessment is free and the quote is itemised.
People generally mean one of three things. Taking the whole building down to a cleared block. Taking part of it down while the rest keeps standing, which is the renovation job. Or stripping the inside back to the shell and leaving the structure alone, which is much of the commercial work in Artarmon.
Owning the house does not put the job in your hands. The consent has to be issued first, by a certifier or by Willoughby City Council, and the demolition itself is licensed work carried out to Australian Standard 2601-2001 under WorkCover requirements. Asbestos carries its own licensing, the services are disconnected through the relevant authorities, and the waste needs a lawful facility with dockets to prove where it went. Pulling out fittings beforehand is common and helpful; taking the structure down is not a homeowner’s job.
Yes, and in the commercial pocket that is the normal condition. Works are staged around trading hours and access, dust and noise controls go into the Work Method Statement, and neighbouring tenancies are notified first.
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In Artarmon the same licence and the same crew cover both halves of the suburb, the house coming down for a new build and the tenancy being handed back to a landlord. Tell us which one you have and the date the site has to be clear. Call 0455 888 819, or email info@superdemolition.com.au