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 East Ryde is assessed by the City of Ryde, and most of it never reaches a council planner. Super Demolition pulls down houses, garages, pools, slabs and outbuildings on these blocks, holding a current Demolition Licence and an Asbestos Removal Licence, working to Australian Standard 2601-2001. The postcode is 2113. Site assessments and written quotes cost nothing.
The public list of applications for this council carries one entry filed against East Ryde itself: demolition of existing structures, then construction of a two storey dwelling with a basement, a swimming pool, an out building and related landscaping. No street number is published beside it, and no date. That is all of it, and we will not dress it up.
It still describes the job people here ring us about. A block cleared to ground, with a basement meaning the excavator is not finished when the walls are down, and footings, slab edges and old service runs coming out with everything else.
New South Wales sends a demolition down one of two roads. An accredited private certifier can issue a Complying Development Certificate where the proposal meets every standard written into the state code, with nothing judged on merit. Anything falling outside that code becomes a Development Application, which the City of Ryde weighs up, notifies where its controls require, and can approve with conditions or refuse.
The state planning register has held demolition records for this council since 2020. It carries 488 applications determined by the council against 1,858 issued as certificates. That puts 79.2% of approvals here outside merit assessment, the highest share of the councils measured beside it. An owner in the Inner West sits at 15.2%. Across Ryde, 90.7% of those certificates came from a private certifier.
What separates the two groups is not the suburb, and not how straightforward a job looks. It is what the land underneath is mapped as. Heritage listing and conservation area mapping close the certificate route wherever they fall, and only 1.7% of this council’s land carries conservation mapping, lower than every council near it bar one. Your own parcel still gets checked, because those boundaries cross streets. Scope counts too: a bare knockdown can qualify, and the same knockdown tied to a subdivision cannot.
Super Demolition is a family business, owned and run by Jack, who usually stands on the block with you. There are over 30 years of experience behind the crews. Owners have left 84 reviews, averaging 5.0.
Before you let any demolisher onto the block, ask to see:
Houses, garages, pools and slabs are our residential demolition service, which carries the full credentials; shop, office and warehouse work sits with our commercial demolition service. The same crews go out across Northern Sydney. The site assessment is free, every enquiry gets an answer within 24 hours, and the number is 0455 888 819.
Two knockdowns on the same street rarely land on the same figure, which is why nothing useful can be said down a phone. What moves it is whether the whole house goes or only part of it, what it was built from, whether asbestos turns up in the linings or eaves, and how much comes out of the ground once the walls are down. A rebuild with a basement under it is a different day’s work from a slab replacement on the same footprint.
So somebody stands on the block first, and that costs nothing. The written quote itemises the demolition, the approvals and the disposal. There are no hidden fees, and no variations once you have accepted it. If you already hold a written quote from another contractor, we will beat it.
None of this is yours to chase. It is in the contract, and it is where a demolition stalls when an owner goes alone:
East Ryde shares a postcode with two neighbours whose work looks nothing alike. Where demolition in North Ryde is houses coming down so larger ones go up, demolition in Macquarie Park is office floors and lobbies taken back to structure. On the same council register, demolition in Denistone is knockdown and rebuild again.
No. Same council, same state code, same two roads to an approval. What changes from block to block is what the land is mapped as and what you intend to put back, and neither follows a suburb name. Give us a street number and we will name your route before anything is lodged.
Ours is everything coming off and out: the house, the slab, the footings, an existing pool, the sheds, the paving and the services. The new pool and outbuilding belong to your builder, under the consent for the new dwelling. Where the two meet is the excavation, worth settling before machines are booked.
No. It is part of the site assessment, which is free whether or not you use us, and you get an answer within 24 hours of getting in touch.
Not on its own. There is a demolition listing online, headed North Ryde, carrying a trading name with East Ryde in it, and its phone number answers to a business at Concord. No demolition contractor is addressed in East Ryde at all, ourselves included. A suburb inside a company name proves nothing about who holds the licence, so ask for the licence, the insurance certificates, and the company name that goes on your contract.
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Tell us the address and what the new plans have going into the ground, and Jack will come out and look at it at no cost. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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