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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You have a demolition to organise in Eastwood, and it is a quieter job than the one the whole suburb is talking about. The Eastwood Shopping Centre, built in the 1970s, is slated to come down, and a walkthrough of it went around local history circles in May 2025. Yours is one block: a house, a garage, a pool or a shop fitout, with a builder or settlement date already fixed. The complication is the same on any Eastwood site. Two councils assess demolition here, and your street number decides which one, not your postcode.
Super Demolition carries out licensed demolition in Eastwood: full house and garage demolition, partial strip-outs, commercial fitout removal, asbestos removal and site clearing. We hold a Demolition Licence and an Asbestos Removal Licence, work to Australian Standard 2601-2001 under WorkCover requirements, and lodge the approval with Ryde Council, City of Parramatta Council or a private certifier. Site assessments are free.
Eastwood sits in postcode 2122, and so does Marsfield next door, so the code identifies a mail run and nothing more. The council boundary is what decides your job, and it cuts through the suburb. Ryde Council is the consent authority across most of Eastwood, and City of Parramatta Council covers 22.25% of its land area, measured against the actual boundary rather than guessed from a map. Two authorities means two planning instruments and two registers in one suburb.
If your block sits on the Parramatta side, it is assessed the way demolition in Dundas is. On the Ryde side it runs like demolition in Marsfield, which shares your postcode and your council both. Settling that comes first: an application filed at the wrong counter comes back, and the block sits idle while it is redone.
Demolition here is documented in public: a development application to demolish at an Eastwood address was lodged on 2 July 2026 by another contractor, and it sits on the register like any other. Yours will sit there too.
Jack owns Super Demolition and usually comes out to look at your property himself. It is family owned and managed, with over 30 years of experience in demolition, excavation and asbestos work behind it. What that rests on:
Ask us to produce either before you accept a quote. The rest of the credentials, and the order a house comes off a block in, sit with our residential demolition service.
Site assessments and written quotes are free, and every enquiry gets a response within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819 and we will arrange a time to walk the site with you.
A Complying Development Certificate is issued by a private certifier against a fixed set of standards, with nothing weighed on merit: meet every standard in the code and the certificate can issue. A Development Application goes to the council instead, which assesses it on merit, notifies neighbours where the controls require it, and can approve with conditions or refuse.
Across the Ryde area, most demolition approvals now run as complying development rather than as a full DA. That is decided by the land, not by how simple the job looks from the footpath: zoning, heritage listing and conservation area mapping open or close the route. A standalone knockdown commonly qualifies. A demolition tied to a dual occupancy or a subdivision usually does not, and that one goes to merit assessment with whichever council holds your address. We check the mapping and the scope, then lodge it.
On a knockdown rebuild the house goes, and so does the rest of it: garages, sheds, carports, fencing, driveways, paving, footings and the slab. Pools are filled or dug out, and the block is handed back level. Renovations are the other half of the work, where one wing or the internals come out and the rest of the house stays weatherproof. For a shop or office tenancy, our commercial demolition service covers strip-outs and fitout removal, staged so the businesses either side of you keep trading.
No demolition in NSW starts on a handshake. The approval has to be in hand, the neighbours told, and every service disconnected. That list is ours to run:
None of it lands back on you beyond a signature and your preferred dates.
Pricing is on quote, settled after we have stood on the block rather than over the phone. What moves it: what the building is made of, whether asbestos is present and in what form, how machines and trucks reach the site, and how much material leaves.
The assessment and the written quote are free. The quote itemises the work, the approvals and the disposal, with no hidden fees and no variations added afterwards. If you already hold a written quote, we will beat it.
We take demolition and asbestos work across Northern Sydney, including the Ryde suburbs nearby:
Ryde Council for most of Eastwood, and City of Parramatta Council for the 22.25% of the land area on its side of the boundary. We check your street number against it, then lodge where it belongs.
No. Postcodes are drawn for mail, not for planning, and 2122 takes in Marsfield as well as Eastwood. Two houses a few streets apart here can answer to different councils.
The site sets the price, not a contractor’s opening number. Asbestos, access and the volume of material leaving are what move it, and a quote that leaves any out gets corrected once work starts. Ours is itemised and held to.
A cleared, level site, the tipping dockets showing where the material went, and the demolition clearance certificate. Where asbestos was involved, an independent clearance certificate as well. Your certifier and builder will both ask to see it.
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Owners here usually call with a date already set by somebody else: a builder’s start, a settlement, a lease running out. Working back from that date is what the first conversation is for, and the council question is the first thing in it. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au with the address.
info@superdemolition.com.au