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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Every Bella Vista address carries postcode 2153, and every one of them is assessed by The Hills Shire Council. For demolition in Bella Vista, Super Demolition works under a current Demolition Licence and a current Asbestos Removal Licence, to Australian Standard 2601-2001, on residential blocks and inside commercial tenancies alike. The approval is arranged with the job.
That part is settled and stays settled: 100% of the suburb by land area falls in The Hills Shire, so there is no boundary running through it and no second register to check. What is not settled is who signs your approval, because the public record here gives three different answers.
The applications on that record do not all land in the same place. Most never reach a council planner: they are complying development certificates issued by a private certifier against fixed standards. A smaller group are development applications determined by council staff under delegated authority, which is how a knockdown with a second dwelling attached went through on Kimberley Court. At least one, a demolition tied to a residential flat building on Memorial Avenue, went to a regional planning panel instead.
Which of the three you land on is set by the property and the scope, not by preference.
New South Wales runs two ordinary routes. A Complying Development Certificate comes from a private certifier, not council, and applies where the proposal meets the planning standards in full with nothing left to weigh up. A straight knockdown on a compliant lot is the usual candidate, and the common route here.
A Development Application goes to The Hills Shire Council and is assessed on merit. Anything outside those standards lands there: a heritage constraint, an environmental or bushfire overlay, or a subdivision or dual occupancy bundled in with the demolition.
The local record shows what bundling can do. One proposal covering addresses on Mawson Avenue and Balmoral Road, combining demolition with subdivision and transport infrastructure, appears twice: the same works as two separate applications, one rejected and one still under assessment.
Jack owns Super Demolition and usually looks at the property himself. It is family owned and managed, with over 30 years behind it. The rating sits at 5.0 across 84 reviews. On a job here that means:
Insurance, memberships and full credentials sit with our residential demolition service, and the same crews cover what we take on across Western Sydney. Site assessments and written quotes are free, and every enquiry gets an answer within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819 and we will walk the block with you.
Bella Vista holds a business park and a residential pocket in one postcode, and its record reflects that. On a knockdown rebuild the house goes, with the garages, sheds, carports, fencing, driveways, paving, footings and the slab underneath. Pools are filled or dug out, and material is sorted for recycling.
Renovation work is the other half: partial demolition and strip-outs taking one wing, one storey or the internals while the rest stays standing. For a shop, office suite or warehouse, our commercial demolition service covers strip-outs, fitout removal and structural work, staged so the tenancies either side keep trading. The record here already carries that, including an approved demolition inside an office building on Lexington Drive.
Fibro sheeting, eaves linings and old vinyl tiles turn up in houses of a certain age. From there it is licensed work, and it stays on the same contract through our asbestos removal service.
Nothing comes down on a handshake here. Approval has to be in place, the council and neighbours told, every service shut off. We run that list:
Cost turns on the size and construction of the building, whether asbestos is present, how much hard surface comes out with it, and whether machines can reach the back of the block. A rate per square metre flattens all that into one number and gets it wrong both ways.
So we look first and price second. Assessment and written quote are free, with no obligation. The quote itemises the work, the approvals and the timeline, and that is the figure you pay: no hidden fees, no variations later.
The same crews handle demolition in Norwest, gazetted out of this suburb and Baulkham Hills recently enough that some streets answer to both names, along with demolition in Castle Hill, where the council depends on which part of the suburb you are in, and demolition in Kellyville further out. The work changes shape between them.
No. The whole suburb is The Hills Shire, 100% of it by land area, with no second authority and no boundary through it. Several neighbouring suburbs cannot say that.
On their own is fine. Pool and outbuilding demolitions turn up on the local record as jobs in their own right. They still need approval, and an old shed roof still has to be checked first.
We beat it. Bring it to the free site assessment and we will price the same scope in writing, so you are comparing like with like.
Not always the council. On this suburb’s own record a demolition attached to a residential flat building was determined by a regional planning panel, while a house scale one went to council staff under delegated authority, and most straight knockdowns were signed off by a private certifier. We work out which of the three yours belongs to before we quote it.
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One council covers every Bella Vista address, and that is the easy part. The harder question is which of the three approval desks your job belongs on, because it decides what gets lodged and who reads it. Send the street number and the plans and we will settle that before pricing anything. Call 0455 888 819, or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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