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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Look up what the neighbours have had approved and most suburbs hand you a pattern to reason from. This one hands you almost nothing. The City of Ryde publishes its development applications and its complying development certificates to the New South Wales planning portal, and across every suburb the council covers there are 2,346 records carrying a demolition component. Meadowbank holds four of them, fewer than any other suburb on that register. That is the whole of the public picture demolition Meadowbank owners can look up before they ring anybody.
Super Demolition is a licensed demolition contractor working in Meadowbank, postcode 2114, where the City of Ryde assesses every address. We take down houses, garages, pools, slabs and shop fitouts, strip out tenancies, and remove asbestos under our own licence. We hold a current Demolition Licence and a current Asbestos Removal Licence and work to Australian Standard 2601-2001. Site assessments and written quotes are free.
Nobody prices a job off a register that short, so somebody comes and stands on the block first, and that costs nothing. Enquiries are answered within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819 with the street number.
Pull the demolition worded records for this suburb out of the planning portal and every one of the four is a mixed job. One covers alterations and a food and drink premise on Bay Drive. One sits alongside a residential flat building on Meadow Crescent. One is a detached dual occupancy on Angas Street, where half of a pair comes off and a new dwelling goes back in its place. The fourth, on See Street, is the only entry here listing demolition and nothing beside it.
The demolition most people in the suburb can actually name is not on that register at all. The former Meadowbank Public School was taken down mechanically under a works notification from the New South Wales Department of Education, with noise monitoring, dust control and construction access run through Gale Street, as part of converting the site to open space. A state government project follows its own approval path, so it tells you nothing about what your own block will need.
Shop, office and tenancy work is our commercial demolition service, the same crews under the same licences. Where asbestos appears once the linings come off, it does not turn into a second contract with a second contractor. It comes out under our own licence, documented through our asbestos removal service.
New South Wales gives a demolition two ways through. A private certifier issues a complying development certificate where the land and the proposal meet every standard written into the state code, with nothing weighed up and nothing judged. Anything outside that code becomes a development application, which the City of Ryde assesses on merit and can approve with conditions or refuse.
Across this council area the certificate route carries the great bulk of the work. Meadowbank runs the other way: three of its four records went to the council rather than to a certifier. The See Street entry is the only certificate the suburb holds.
That is far too small a set to call a trend, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What it does mean is that the assumption people pick up elsewhere in this council area, that a knockdown will naturally be signed off by a certifier, has nothing local standing behind it here. Your route is settled by the land and the scope, not by how simple the job looks from the footpath. Heritage listing and conservation mapping close the certificate route wherever they fall, and so does bolting a subdivision onto the demolition. Both are checkable against your address before anything is lodged.
Jack owns Super Demolition and is usually the one who walks the property with you. It is family owned and managed, with over 30 years behind the work. Customers have left it a 5.0 rating across 84 reviews.
Where a suburb’s record cannot vouch for anybody, the licences have to. Before you accept anyone’s price, ours included, ask to be shown:
Houses, garages, pools and slabs sit with our residential demolition service, where the full credentials are set out, and the same crews and plant work across Northern Sydney.
There is no local benchmark here to price against, and there would be little use in one even if there were. Two houses a few doors apart come out at different figures once you know what they are built from, whether asbestos is in them, whether a pool or a slab goes with the house, and how a truck gets onto the property.
So the site assessment happens first and costs nothing. The written quote itemises the demolition, the approvals and the disposal, with no hidden fees and no variations once you have accepted it. Hold a written quote from another contractor and we will beat it.
A development application carries more lodgement and more notification than a certificate does, and on this suburb’s record it is the commoner of the two. None of it is yours to chase. It sits in the contract:
Postcode 2114 does not belong to this suburb. It also covers West Ryde, Denistone, Denistone West and Melrose Park, so a rates notice settles nothing about which record belongs to your street. The street number does.
The books read very differently across those names. A demolition in West Ryde sits inside 197 records under this same council, and the two suburbs share a boundary as well as the postcode. If your address is anywhere near the western edge, check demolition in Melrose Park first, because that suburb is split between the City of Ryde and the City of Parramatta, with Wharf Road running across the line. Further north, a demolition in Eastwood sits on its own postcode, on one of the fullest registers this council holds.
No. The former public school came down under a works notification issued by a state department for a government site conversion, not under an application from a property owner. A private block goes to the City of Ryde or to a private certifier instead, and the lodgement, the neighbour notice and the disconnections all sit in different hands.
Nothing at all. A stadium demolition in Edinburgh turns up under the same suburb name, carried out under United Kingdom law by a United Kingdom contractor. Every record behind this page comes from the New South Wales planning system and the council that assesses your street.
More than people expect, and it is worth setting out, because it is the shape of the one application currently under assessment in this suburb. Where a detached pair sits under a strata scheme, the owners corporation has a say alongside the planning consent. The demolition then has to leave the remaining dwelling supported, weatherproofed and safely serviced, which means bracing, a sequence agreed before anyone starts, and a Work Method Statement written for a building that stays occupied through the work.
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Four records will not tell you what your demolition involves, and nobody honest will pretend they do. What settles it is the building, the block and what your consent allows, and none of that is visible from a suburb name or a postcode. Send the street number and a line about what is standing on it, and Jack will come and look for nothing, then put a figure in writing. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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