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 in Dundas is licensed work, and Super Demolition holds both licences it takes: a current Demolition Licence and a current Asbestos Removal Licence. We knock houses down, pull out pools and slabs, strip out commercial tenancies and remove asbestos across Dundas, postcode 2117, where City of Parramatta Council is the consent authority for every address.
The two share a postcode and a council, and get treated as one place by anybody not on the block. The record says otherwise. Dundas addresses carry 67 applications with demolition written into them; Dundas Valley carries 158. Those counts come from the City of Parramatta registers published through the NSW Planning Portal, across the council and certifier streams.
Of the Dundas records, 28 pair the demolition with a dual occupancy; in Dundas Valley that pairing covers closer to seven in ten. Eighteen Dundas records are demolition and nothing else. The neighbour is a duplex belt; this one is mixed. If your address is over that line, demolition in Dundas Valley covers the register there.
Sixteen of the Dundas applications name a Kissing Point Road address, ahead of any other street. Jenkins Street and Baronbali Street come next.
Kissing Point Road is also where the work stops being houses. The register puts two child care sites, a residential flat building and a boarding house along it, each with demolition in the consent. Nothing like it sits in the Dundas Valley file.
One address shows how long a paper trail runs. The register carries DA/89/2024, a demolition approved with an attached dual occupancy to follow. The address is 26 Jenkins Street, and the consent was later modified rather than lodged again. It is not our project, only the clearest public example of the shape most work here takes.
Jack owns Super Demolition and usually comes out to look at the building. 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 anyone comes onto the block, and ask who handles the asbestos. Ours is done under our own licence, not passed to a second contractor. Our staff and contractors comply with WorkCover requirements to Australian Standard 2601-2001, and your Work Method Statement is built on it. The rest of our credentials sit with our residential demolition service.
The site assessment and written quote are free, and every enquiry is answered within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819.
Two routes exist in NSW. A Complying Development Certificate is issued by a private certifier against fixed standards: the land and the proposal either meet every one of them or they do not, with nothing weighed up. A Development Application goes to City of Parramatta Council and is judged on merit, which is where anything outside those standards goes.
Dundas uses both, along the lines its streets already draw. Slightly more of its demolition work sits on the certificate side, nearly all of it house scale: a knockdown, a pool, a garage, an attached duplex on a plain block. The council side holds the larger Kissing Point Road consents and anything carrying a subdivision.
Eligibility follows the land and the scope, never preference, so we read the mapping over your lot first.
None of this is left with the owner:
A full knockdown takes the house, garage, sheds, carports, fencing, driveways, paving and the slab, and pools are filled or dug out. Partial demolition takes a rear wing, an upper floor or the internals and leaves the rest standing, which is what most renovations here are.
Where the building is a shop, an office or a centre rather than a house, our commercial demolition service stages the work so anything trading either side stays open. Bonded sheeting turns up in eaves, linings, sheds and garages on houses of this vintage, and it leaves under our own licence, as our asbestos removal service sets out.
The same crews cover demolition in Oatlands, which shares this postcode, and demolition in Homebush Bay, and we work across Western Sydney under the same licences.
Nobody can put a number on this from the street. What moves it is construction type, whether there is asbestos and where it sits, the depth and reinforcement of the slab, footings and old pits, tree removal on the same consent, access for machines, and how much is recycled rather than tipped.
The site assessment comes first and costs nothing. 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 as a variation. Holding a written quote from another contractor? Bring it and we will beat it.
It follows the land and the scope, not which you would rather have. A single house on an unconstrained block is the usual candidate for a certificate. Add a subdivision, a mapped constraint, or a building that was never a dwelling, and it goes to council.
Not for the council, since both answer to City of Parramatta. It reaches everything else. The two keep separate application records, so what has been approved on one side is a poor guide to the other.
No, it is ordinary work here. A fair share of the Dundas record is demolition with nothing built afterwards, so pools, garages and sheds alone are a normal file.
It changes who reads the application more often than it changes the machines. That road carries the suburb’s flat building, boarding house and child care consents, so a demolition there more often reaches a council planner than a certifier.
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Tell us the street and what is standing on it, and we will name the approval route before anybody quotes you a figure. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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