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PO Box 930 Revesby New South Wales (NSW) 2213
PO Box 930 Revesby New South Wales (NSW) 2213
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Demolition in Neutral Bay is rarely one house on its own. The pattern through the local planning record is amalgamation: adjoining properties bought together, cleared as one site, and a flat building of four to eight storeys approved in their place. North Sydney Council is the consent authority for every address in postcode 2089. We look at the site for nothing and answer within 24 hours on 0455 888 819.
Super Demolition carries out licensed demolition in Neutral Bay: house, terrace and garage knockdowns, strata and commercial strip-outs, and asbestos removal. North Sydney Council assesses the work on merit, or an accredited private certifier issues a complying development certificate. We hold a Demolition Licence and an Asbestos Removal Licence and work to Australian Standard 2601-2001. Site assessments and written quotes are free.
Neutral Bay is postcode 2089, and North Sydney Council assesses a demolition at every address in it. No boundary runs through the suburb and no second authority applies.
The postcode is what goes wrong. Neutral Bay addresses turn up written as 2090, which is Cremorne next door, and that error has reached the council’s own register.
Three shapes recur here.
The first is amalgamation. Detached houses and terraces on neighbouring lots are joined into one site and cleared in one operation. Raymond Road went in with Thrupp Street on one application, Lindsay Street with Barry Street on another. These draw organised opposition, so notification, hoarding and dust control get more scrutiny. Clearing houses, garages, pools and slabs across several titles is still our residential demolition service.
The second is the semi. Attached housing is common here, so a knockdown means taking one half down while the other stays lived in, the party wall propped and made weathertight.
The third is internal: units, offices and shops stripped back to structure while the building keeps operating. That is our commercial demolition service, and tight access sites are our specialty.
North Sydney Council has used its heritage powers against a demolition here. It made an interim heritage order over a row of adjoining houses in Bydown Street which, in the council’s own words, temporarily prevents the demolition of the buildings and enables it to undertake a detailed heritage assessment. An application to clear them for a taller building was already on foot. The order does not decide the outcome; it stops the work while the assessment runs.
That is the North Sydney pattern, not a local quirk. Conservation-area mapping covers 25.2% of the land across this council area, among the higher shares measured, and mapping is what closes the certificate route.
Jack owns the business and usually walks the site with you. It is family owned and managed, with over 30 years behind it. Before accepting any price, ask to see:
Asbestos comes out under our own licence through our asbestos removal service, so no second contractor turns up mid-job. The site assessment and written quote cost nothing. Call 0455 888 819.
NSW gives a demolition two separate routes. A Complying Development Certificate is issued by an accredited private certifier against fixed state standards. Nothing is weighed on merit: meet every standard in the code and it can issue. A Development Application goes to North Sydney Council instead, which assesses it on merit, notifies the neighbours its controls require, and can approve with conditions or refuse.
In this council area the merit route is the common one. Certificates account for 23.7% of demolition approvals across North Sydney; the council assesses the rest.
Eligibility follows the land and the scope. A heritage listing, an interim order or conservation mapping closes the certificate route, as does scope: a standalone demolition can qualify, one tied to a subdivision or a flat building goes to council.
Approvals are where a demolition stalls. All of it sits in the contract:
There is no rate anyone can read down a phone. The price comes off the structure in front of us: what it is built from, whether asbestos is in it, how machines reach a narrow street, and how much material leaves. An amalgamated site is not several small jobs added together, because the staging changes once neighbours sit on every side.
So somebody looks first, for nothing. The written quote itemises the demolition, the approvals and the disposal. No hidden fees, no variations, and we will beat any written quote you hold.
The same authority covers demolition in North Sydney and demolition in Kirribilli, so all three are read against one plan. Over the ridge, demolition in Artarmon answers to Willoughby City Council, where certificates carry far more of the work. Our crews work across Northern Sydney.
No. What a property is worth does not enter a demolition quote. The building does: its materials, whether asbestos is present, and how plant reaches the block.
Bydown Street is in Neutral Bay. North Sydney Council has made an interim heritage order over a row of adjoining houses there, temporarily preventing their demolition while it completes a heritage assessment.
2089. 2090 is Cremorne, immediately east, and the two get confused often enough that the council’s own register carries the mistake.
It gets propped and supported before anything is removed, then made weathertight so your side is sound when we leave. On semis that is the part needing most care, and it belongs in the written scope from the start.
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Two things decide a Neutral Bay demolition: how many titles it catches, and whether anything on the land is holding the application up. Send us the street and the number of properties involved and we will tell you which route it takes before anyone prices it. Call 0455 888 819, or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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