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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Your demolition in Lane Cove North will be assessed by one of two councils, and the street address decides which. Willoughby City Council takes in 41.31% of the suburb’s land area; Lane Cove Municipal Council covers the balance. That is close to a genuine two way split rather than a sliver at one edge, so the suburb name on its own settles nothing. Send us the street number and we will confirm the authority before anything is priced. Site assessments are free.
Super Demolition is a licensed demolition contractor working in Lane Cove North. We take down houses, garages, sheds and pools, strip out shops and offices, remove asbestos under licence and clear the site afterwards. Every job runs to Australian Standard 2601-2001 under WorkCover requirements. Approvals are lodged with Lane Cove Municipal Council or Willoughby City Council, whichever covers your address.
Lane Cove North sits in postcode 2066, shared with Lane Cove and Lane Cove West, so the postcode marks out a delivery area and nothing else. The council line runs through the suburb itself. That 41.31% was measured by testing address points against the local government boundary, and a division that even is unusual: most split suburbs give up a strip at one edge, not two fifths of their land.
Two authorities means two local environmental plans, two application registers, and two sets of controls over what may come down and how. Nearby, demolition in Lane Cove West shares the postcode but answers to Lane Cove Municipal Council alone, while demolition in St Leonards is divided between these same two councils again.
Jack owns the business and is generally the person who walks the site with you. Behind him sits over 30 years of experience, in a company that is family owned and managed.
Worth asking any demolisher to produce before you accept a quote:
The full set of credentials, and how a house comes off a block, sits with our residential demolition service.
Site assessments and written quotes are free, and every enquiry gets an answer within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819 to put a time in the diary.
Demolition here is documented in public.
At 14 Gay Street, the May 2026 council agenda confirmed the demolition works were complete, reported on 18 May 2026, with site remediation underway. Neither that job nor the next is ours; both are public planning records.
The larger one is SSD-71687208: demolition of existing structures, tree removal and a five storey residential development of 86 dwellings. It carries a Construction Traffic Management Plan, the part owners rarely see coming. Once truck movements affect a public street, how those trucks arrive and leave becomes a condition of the consent. Shop and office work is staged the same way through our commercial demolition service.
NSW gives a demolition two routes, and they are separate pieces of law rather than a fast lane and a slow one.
A Complying Development Certificate is issued by an accredited private certifier against a fixed set of state standards. Nothing is weighed on merit: meet every standard and the certificate can issue, which is generally the quicker path. A Development Application goes to the council, which assesses it on merit, notifies neighbours where the controls require it, and can approve with conditions or refuse.
Eligibility turns on the land, not on how simple the job looks. Zoning, heritage listing and conservation area mapping open or close the certificate route, and scope counts too: a standalone knockdown commonly qualifies, a demolition bundled with a dual occupancy or subdivision usually does not. Around Lane Cove North the certificate is the common route for straightforward single dwelling work on both sides of the line, but the standards it answers to sit inside whichever council’s plan covers your block.
Approvals are where a demolition stalls. All of it sits inside the contract:
There is no honest number to give you over the phone. What moves it is what the building is made of, whether asbestos is present, how machines get on and off the block, and how much material has to leave.
So we come and look first. The assessment costs nothing, the quote itemises the work, the approvals and the disposal, and no hidden fees or variations turn up later. If you already hold a written quote from another contractor, we will beat it.
The same crews and plant work across Northern Sydney, taking in demolition in Mosman and demolition in Neutral Bay. We own our machines, down to the haulage truck that shifts them between sites, so your start date is not in a hire company’s hands.
Give us the street number. The boundary runs through the suburb and does not follow the postcode, so nothing short of the address settles it. We check that first.
It changes the plan your block is assessed under, the register your application appears in, and who you deal with if it stalls. The demolition is the same job on both sides. The paperwork route is not.
Only where the works affect a public street enough to warrant one, which is why they show up on sites like the development approved under SSD-71687208. A single house with its own driveway usually does not. We tell you at quote stage, not on the day.
We remove it under our own Asbestos Removal Licence, with our own crews and trucks, and hand you the tipping dockets. Nothing gets passed to a separate removalist part way through the job.
A level block with the slab and footings out, plus the paperwork trail: tipping dockets showing where the waste went, and the clearance certificate. On a site like 14 Gay Street, where remediation followed the demolition, that trail is what the next stage of work is built on.
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Lane Cove North is a small suburb with a boundary running through it, and the council question is the one that has to be answered before anything else can be. Send us the street and the number. We will confirm which authority holds it, then come and look at the block. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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