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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Demolition Dundas Valley owners arrange is seldom the end of it. The knockdown here usually arrives attached to a duplex, and often to a subdivision behind that. Super Demolition takes the house, garage, pool and slab off blocks in postcode 2117, holding a current Demolition Licence and a current Asbestos Removal Licence, with City of Parramatta Council the consent authority.
The Dundas Valley register carries 158 applications with demolition written into them, from the City of Parramatta council and certifier streams on the NSW Planning Portal, filtered on the suburb name, not the postcode.
Of the 158, a dual occupancy sits on 108. Fifty-one carry a subdivision. All but one of those carry the dual occupancy too, so here the duplex and the split title travel together. That pairing decides who reads your file: of the subdivision records, 43 sit on the council side and 8 on the certificate side.
Twenty-two records are demolition and nothing else: a house, a pool, a garage or a shed with nothing lodged to replace it. Most went through a private certifier.
Most of the suburb is splitting one lot into two. Simpson Street runs the other way, pulling lots together into a single site.
The NSW Planning Portal lists a project at 18-28 Simpson Street, dated March 2024. Its scope is demolition of existing structures and tree removal, for four manor home buildings. The odd-numbered end of the street, Nos. 1 to 7, sits on a determined application of its own. It covers demolition and a residential flat building, with 48 dwellings replacing the houses on it.
Neither is our project. Simpson Street carries 12 demolition applications in all, second only to Hart Street with 16.
Jack owns Super Demolition and comes out to look at the building himself. The business is family owned and managed, with over 30 years of demolition, excavation and asbestos work behind it. Customers have left it a 5.0 rating across 84 reviews.
Ask for the Demolition Licence and the Asbestos Removal Licence before a machine is booked, and ask who handles the asbestos: ours goes out under our own licence. Our staff and contractors comply with WorkCover requirements to Australian Standard 2601-2001, and your Work Method Statement is written against it. Fuller credentials sit with our residential demolition service.
The site assessment and the written quote are free, and every enquiry is answered within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819.
NSW offers two routes. A private certifier issues a Complying Development Certificate against fixed standards in a code: the land and the proposal either meet them or they do not. A Development Application goes to City of Parramatta Council, judged on merit against the controls over the site.
On the Dundas Valley record they finish level, at 79 certificates and 79 council applications. What tips a file across is usually what is bolted onto the demolition: a duplex on a plain lot often fits the code, a subdivision written into the same proposal usually does not.
None of that is preference: it follows the lot and the scope, so we read the mapping over your title first.
None of the following comes back to you:
A full knockdown takes the house, garage, sheds, carports, fencing, driveways and the slab, and pools are filled or dug out. Where two dwellings are going back, the crossing, the paths and the old service runs rarely survive the rebuild, so they come off in the same visit. Partial demolition takes a rear wing, an upper floor or the internals and leaves the rest propped and standing.
Not everything here is a house. The register carries childcare among its non-residential records, and where the building is a centre, a shop or an office, our commercial demolition service stages the work so anything trading either side stays open.
Bonded sheeting turns up in eaves, wall linings, sheds and garages in houses of this vintage, and it leaves site under our own licence, as our asbestos removal service sets out.
The same crews cover demolition in Oatlands, demolition in Newington and demolition in Homebush Bay, and we work across Western Sydney under the same two licences.
No one can price this from the kerb. What moves the number is out of sight: what the house is framed and clad in, where bonded sheeting is hiding, how deep the slab and footings were poured, and whether a pool or an old tank comes out too.
On a block being split, tree removal and level changes usually ride on the same consent, so they belong in the same written quote.
The site assessment is free. The written quote sets out the works, the approvals, the disposal and the cleanup as separate lines, and that is the figure you pay: no hidden fees, nothing added later. Holding a written quote from someone else? Bring it in and we will beat it.
Only outnumbered. Twenty-two records here are demolition with nothing lodged to follow, and most ran as certificates. What the duplex changes is the paperwork, not the machines.
For your block, no. For your street, it changes the program. A multi-lot clearance runs a longer sequence, with more plant standing and more truck movements, and gets scheduled around the street rather than one driveway.
No, and the register is less lopsided than those two make it look. Bain Place carries four records of its own, and plenty of quieter streets carry theirs. Frontage and lot area against the code decide your route, not how busy your street looks. We read the mapping over your title, not your neighbours’.
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What settles a demolition in Dundas Valley is not the suburb name, and not the postcode it shares. It is what the drawings put back on the lot, and what rides on the same consent. Send the street number and what the plans show, and someone will walk the block for nothing and put it in writing. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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