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 demolition North Epping owners pay for is the entire job, not the opening stage of a build. Of the demolition records the NSW Planning Portal holds for this suburb under Hornsby Shire Council, 37 name demolition and nothing else, and 43 record no new dwelling. None are ours. What that tells you is that a demolition contractor here is often the only trade on the block, with nobody else’s paperwork to sit inside.
Super Demolition is a family owned and managed demolition contractor working in North Epping, postcode 2121, where Hornsby Shire Council is the consent authority for every address. We take down houses, garages, sheds, pools, slabs and shop fitouts, 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. Phone 0455 888 819.
North Epping sits wholly inside Hornsby Shire Council. Tested against the boundaries, all 229 hectares fall in that one area, so there is no second register to check.
The postcode is another matter. Epping addresses carry 2121 too, and those are assessed by the City of Parramatta, so a postcode settles nothing. Your street and number do.
Across the Planning Portal’s demolition records for this suburb, 50 came through a private certifier as complying development and 31 went to Hornsby Shire Council. Certificate outcomes are close to uniform: 49 approved, the one remaining withdrawn. The council side is less predictable. Two were rejected and two withdrawn. One is still under assessment.
Malton Road carries 15 of the records, more than any other street. One address on it has been through four applications pairing demolition with a subdivision. A pool trade runs underneath: three neighbouring Grigg Avenue addresses each hold an approved certificate to demolish a swimming pool. None of it is ours, but it is a fair picture of what comes down here.
Jack owns the business and usually comes out to look at the property. Behind him sit over 30 years of demolition and asbestos work in a family owned and managed company, under a current Demolition Licence and Asbestos Removal Licence, to WorkCover requirements and Australian Standard 2601-2001. The rating is 5.0 across 84 reviews, and fuller credentials sit with our residential demolition service.
Site assessments and written quotes are free, and every enquiry is answered within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819 with the street number.
A Complying Development Certificate comes from an accredited private certifier, against a fixed set of state standards. Nothing is judged on merit: the land and proposal clear every standard, or the route closes. A Development Application goes instead to Hornsby Shire Council, which weighs it on merit, notifies who must be notified, and decides.
Here the certificate is the more common route, and what separates them is the rest of the form. The applications that reached the council almost all carried something beside the demolition: a new dwelling, a subdivision, a dual occupancy, a pool going back in. Heritage listing, a conservation area or a lot failing a standard shuts that route too, and we check the mapping first.
Both routes run through the other Hornsby suburbs we work in: demolition in Cherrybrook, demolition in Beecroft, where the assessing council depends on the street, and demolition in Cheltenham. The rest sits across Northern Sydney.
A knockdown ahead of a rebuild takes the house and everything around it: garage, shed, fencing, driveway, paving, footings and slab, with the pool filled or dug out. Standalone work is just as ordinary. A pool on its own. An outbuilding on its own. A rear addition off the back, front left liveable.
Asbestos surfaces in older houses as wall sheeting, backing board and floor tiles. It stays on the same contract through our asbestos removal service, taken out by our crews under our licence. Shop and office tenancies run through our commercial demolition service.
We lodge the lot; what reaches you is a document to sign.
A figure over the phone would be a guess, and a rate per square metre is that guess with a unit attached, so we quote neither. What moves the number is how the building was put together, how much is coming down, whether asbestos is confirmed, and how plant gets on and off. A pool brings excavation a slab does not.
So someone stands on the site first. The assessment is free, the written quote itemises the work, approvals and timeline, and that is what you pay. No hidden fees, no variations. Show us a written quote from anyone else and we will beat it.
It does, and locally it tends to get its own certificate rather than riding on something larger. We lodge it as we would a house, and the shell, surround, pipework and plant are quoted as one item.
We do. Where a demolition is bundled into a rebuild, the approval often sits inside the builder’s consent. Where nothing is going back yet, there is none to sit inside, so the application is ours to prepare, lodge and see through.
Ours while we are on it, yours once we hand it back. The Work Method Statement for your address covers how the site is fenced, watered down and worked alongside the neighbours. It comes back cleared and level.
No. Epping North is in Melbourne. A few listing sites invert this suburb’s name and print local addresses that way, postcode and all, so the reversed version brings back Victorian firms among the Sydney ones. Ask anyone you call which state issued their licence.
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What we are asked for here is usually not the opening move in somebody else’s build. It is the last thing that happens to a building, and the block comes back to you clear, certificate in hand. Tell us what is standing and whether anything is going back on it, and we will settle the route before we price it. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au.
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