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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A recent item on Ryde City Council’s applications list for a Denistone West address is not a knockdown at all: a set of stairs and some planter boxes at 12 Bergin St. That is the range of demolition in Denistone West. At one end, part of a house comes off and the rest stays lived in. At the other, the whole dwelling goes so an attached pair can replace it.
Super Demolition is a licensed demolition contractor working in Denistone West, postcode 2114. We take down houses, garages, pools, slabs, decks and single parts of a building that is staying up, remove asbestos under our own licence, and clear the site. Approval comes from Ryde City Council or from an accredited private certifier. We hold a Demolition Licence and an Asbestos Removal Licence and work to Australian Standard 2601-2001.
Pull the demolition worded records for Denistone West out of the New South Wales planning portal and there are thirty two, all under Ryde City Council. Every one is residential: no warehouse, no shop, no office floor, which is not true everywhere on this council’s register.
Most are a house coming off a block so two attached dwellings can go back on it, and Perkins Street, Mirool Street, Moira Avenue and Driver Street each appear more than once. But five of the certificates list demolition and nothing else, and the Bergin St item is smaller again. Taking a part off and leaving the rest standing is commoner here than the street suggests.
Shop, office and warehouse jobs are our commercial demolition service, the same crews under the same licences, but not what this suburb’s record is made of.
New South Wales gives a demolition two ways through. A private certifier issues a Complying Development Certificate where the proposal meets every standard in the state code, with nothing weighed up and nothing judged. Anything outside that code becomes a Development Application, which Ryde City Council assesses on merit and can approve with conditions or refuse.
Across the whole council area the same portal shows the certificate route carrying most of the work: 488 demolition worded applications against 1,858 certificates. Denistone West leans the same way but not as hard. Ten of its records went to the council; the rest are certificates.
What settles your route is the land and the scope, not how simple the job looks. Heritage listing and conservation area mapping close the certificate route wherever they fall, and whether your block sits inside either is checkable first.
The address at 112 Shaftsbury Road carries five separate certificate files, some cancelled or withdrawn before a later lodgement was approved. A lodgement coming back is ordinary, not a sign a block cannot be built on.
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. The rating is 5.0 across 84 reviews. The site assessment costs nothing, enquiries are answered within 24 hours, and the number is 0455 888 819.
Before you let any demolisher start, ask for:
Houses, garages, pools, slabs and decks sit with our residential demolition service, where the full credentials are set out, and the same crews work across Northern Sydney.
Two houses a few doors apart come out at different numbers once you know what they are built of, whether asbestos is in them, whether a pool or a slab goes with the house, and how a truck gets in. So somebody stands on the block first, for nothing. The written quote itemises the demolition, the approvals and the disposal, with no hidden fees and no variations once accepted, and we will beat any written quote you hold.
None of this is yours to chase. It sits in the contract:
Postcode 2114 does not name this suburb on its own: it also covers West Ryde, Denistone, Meadowbank and Melrose Park. A rates notice settles nothing about which record belongs to your street. The street number does.
The books read differently in each. Far more of this council’s demolition record sits behind demolition in West Ryde than the rest of the postcode together, and demolition in Meadowbank barely appears. Check demolition in Melrose Park first: that suburb is split between Ryde City Council and City of Parramatta, with Wharf Road across the boundary.
Less than the approvals do. Tell us the date your builder needs the block clear and we work backwards: site assessment, written quote, then the lodgement and the disconnections, which carry other timetables. Where your date looks at risk we say so up front.
Whatever you want gone, as long as it is named before the quote is written. Files on these streets routinely list driveways, fences, retaining walls and earthworks alongside the dwelling. Say what stays as well as what goes.
Not the demolition; the house comes down the same way. What it can change is the route your paperwork takes, because eligibility follows what is proposed for the block as a whole, not the knockdown on its own. Tell us what is going back up as well as what is coming off.
Work at that scale does reach this council’s list: the Bergin St item is stairs and planter boxes and nothing else. So it gets checked, not assumed. Send the address and a photo and we will tell you which route it takes, or that nothing needs lodging.
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Give us the address and how much of the building is going, and Jack will come and look at it for nothing. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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