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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Most Sydney demolitions start with a question about which approval route the block qualifies for. Haberfield answers it early: Inner West Council advises that much of the suburb is covered by a heritage conservation area, where demolition or partial demolition often needs development approval. Super Demolition handles demolition in Haberfield under a current Demolition Licence and Asbestos Removal Licence, and that council assesses every address in postcode 2045.
There are two ways to have a demolition approved in New South Wales. A complying development certificate is issued by a private certifier against a fixed code: the land and the proposal either meet every standard in it or the route is shut. A development application goes to Inner West Council, which weighs it on merit, notifies the neighbours its controls require, and can approve with conditions or refuse.
Conservation mapping is what usually closes the first of those. Measured by land area, 31.8% of the Inner West local government area carries that mapping, the highest of the inner western councils measured. The demolition records the NSW Planning Portal holds for this council run the same way: 1,993 development applications against 358 complying development certificates. None is ours or yours, but together they answer the question owners ask first: here the council usually decides.
Scope can shut the fast route on its own. A standalone knockdown on unmapped land is the usual certificate candidate; attach a subdivision or a dual occupancy and it goes to merit assessment regardless.
Merit assessment is not a slower certificate; it asks a different question. A certifier asks whether a proposal matches a code. A council planner asks what the work does to the place around it, which is why the application carries a written case describing what comes down, what stays, and how the site is run.
Two things follow. Partial demolition is an ordinary outcome rather than a compromise: where the controls limit what can be removed or altered, the job worth quoting is the one that can be consented, not the one that clears the land quickest. And consent conditions become part of the method, reaching working hours, dust and noise, waste handling and what must be protected while the rest comes down.
Super Demolition is family owned and managed, with over 30 years behind the work. Jack owns the business and usually walks the block with you. Before accepting any quote, ours included, ask to see a current Demolition Licence and Asbestos Removal Licence, and confirm staff and contractors comply with WorkCover requirements to AS 2601-2001. The rest of the credentials sit with our residential demolition service.
We hold a 5.0 rating across 84 reviews. The site assessment and the written quote cost nothing, and every enquiry is answered within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819 to get someone out to the property.
A full knockdown takes the house, garage, sheds, fencing, paving and the slab underneath, and hands the land back level. A partial demolition removes a rear section, an upper level or the internals while the rest stays standing, propped and weatherproofed. A strip-out takes fittings, linings, services and partitions out of a tenancy and leaves the structure alone, which is what our commercial demolition service covers.
The version described in the application is the version you are consented to build; widening it later means going back for it, so we settle scope before anything is lodged. Asbestos in the fabric stays with us rather than passing to another crew: it comes out under our own licence, and our asbestos removal service sets out how each load is documented.
You sign, and we run the rest:
What the building is made of moves the number, along with asbestos, whether an excavator and truck can reach the structure, and how much material is recyclable rather than tipped. Consent conditions move it too, because they govern how the work is sequenced and what has to be protected while it happens. A square metre rate hides all of that, so we publish none and will not price a demolition down the phone.
We look first and quote after. The written quote itemises works, approvals and disposal, and that figure is what you pay: no hidden fees, no variations added later. Bring us a written quote from another contractor and we will beat it.
The same crews and licences work across Inner West Sydney. We handle demolition in Ashfield and demolition in Flemington under the same council, and demolition in Burwood under Burwood Council, whose heritage map is drawn differently.
No, and a contractor who does is guessing with your budget. The number lands after the inspection, as one written price covering approvals, demolition and disposal.
Not by itself. Eligibility turns on the land as much as on the proposal, so where the mapping reaches your block the code route stays shut whatever you leave standing. It can still change what the council will approve, which is the more useful question.
They can, and we work to them. Anything the consent says about hours, dust, noise, waste or protecting what stays goes into the Work Method Statement before a machine is booked. That is why we read the consent rather than a summary of it.
Yes. The mapping is drawn as polygons, so it has an edge somewhere, and an address either falls inside it or it does not. Send us the street and number and we will check before quoting, because that answer decides what gets lodged and who reads it.
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A demolition here is rarely settled at the counter and never over the phone. It is settled by what the mapping does to your block and how much of the building you need gone, both answerable before you spend anything. Send the street number and a sentence on what has to go. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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