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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You have signed with a builder and the slab date is pencilled in. There is still a house on the block. Clearing it is the first physical step of a knockdown rebuild. The residential demolition company you pick sets up everything after it: approvals, neighbour notices, disconnections, and a level site on the day your builder starts. Families across Sydney building with Champion Homes, Masterton Homes, King Homes, Kurmond Homes and Metricon Homes have had that work done by Super Demolition.
Super Demolition is a Sydney house demolition contractor, family owned and managed, licensed for both demolition and asbestos removal. We take houses, garages, sheds, pools and slabs off blocks across Sydney for knockdown rebuilds, working to Australian Standard 2601-2001 under NSW WorkCover requirements. The DA, the council and neighbour notifications and the utility disconnections are handled as part of the job.
Whatever is standing, and most of what sits under it:
We run our own plant: excavators including high reach models, bobcats, bulldozers, wheel loaders and concrete crushers, shifted on our own heavy haulage truck. Nothing waits on a hire yard, so your start date holds. Tight side access is a specialty.
Speak with our team today for a free site assessment and quote.
Volume builders do not put a demolition contractor back on a site unless the first job ran clean. Those five keep sending us blocks, alongside homeowners running a rebuild themselves.
Super Demolition is family owned and managed. Jack, the owner, usually comes out to look at your property himself and stays your point of contact. Behind him sits over 30 years of experience in demolition, excavation and asbestos work across Sydney.
On paper, that is backed by:
Licences are one kind of evidence. What owners say afterwards is the other: 84 Google reviews at an average of 5.0, from builders and homeowners who have had a house taken off their block and the site handed back clean.
There is no standard price for a house, and any figure quoted before someone has stood on your block is a guess. What moves it: the size and construction of the house, whether asbestos is present, how much of the site is paved, how close the neighbours sit, and how much material can be recycled.
So we look first and price after. The assessment and written quote are free with no obligation, and the quote itemises the work, the approvals and the timeline. That is the figure you pay: no hidden fees, no variations later. Holding a written quote from another contractor? We will beat it.
Every enquiry gets a response within 24 hours. Call 0455 888 819 or email info@superdemolition.com.au to book yours.
No house in NSW comes down on a handshake. It has to be approved first, the council and your neighbours told, and every service into the building disconnected. We run all of it as part of the contract:
Nothing on that list lands back on you. We prepare it, lodge it, chase it, and tell you as each piece clears.
Approvals go in first and set the pace, so the sooner we lodge, the sooner your builder gets the block. While they run we book the disconnections and schedule the machines.
Before anything comes down the site is fenced, signed and set up for dust control, and your neighbours are told which days will be loud. Timber, brick, concrete and metal are separated as they come out, and clean material goes through our EPA approved recycling yard rather than to landfill. Asbestos is removed under our own licence and taken to an approved tipping facility, dockets handed back to you.
Once the structure is gone we lift the slab, footings, paving and pool where they block the new build, then level the ground and walk the finished site with you.
Most Sydney rebuild blocks have a neighbour close by, a shared fence, and sometimes a retaining wall holding up both properties. Australian Standard 2601-2001 and the WorkCover requirements around it exist for that situation. They set the sequence the structure comes down in, where the exclusion zone sits, and how dust and debris stay inside your boundary.
The EPA rules cover where the material goes: sorted, recycled where it can be, tipped lawfully with dockets to prove it. Those dockets and the demolition clearance certificate are what your certifier and builder need next.
Which council assesses your knockdown, and whether a private certifier can sign it off at all, changes from one suburb to the next. These pages set out what applies in each:
The gap between them is wider than most owners expect. In some council areas the certificate route carries most demolition; in others almost everything is assessed by the council on merit, and heritage mapping is usually what decides it.
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It is quoted per property, not off a price list. Cost turns on the size and construction of the house, asbestos content, site access and what can be recycled. We inspect the block, then give you a free written quote with scope, approvals and timeline itemised.
A square metre rate is a poor guide for a house. At the same floor area, a fibro cottage with clear side access is not the same job as a two storey brick home hemmed in by neighbours. Asbestos, pools, slabs and access move the figure more than floor area does, so we price after the assessment.
Putting the whole job with one contractor and recovering as much material as possible. Splitting demolition, asbestos removal, disposal and approvals across separate providers adds delay and margin at every handover, and crushing on site cuts what has to be carted and tipped.
It depends how much of the existing house survives your plans. If the footprint, the slab and most of the structure suit what you want, a partial strip-out and renovation is usually cheaper. Once you are moving walls or dealing with widespread asbestos, that cost climbs toward a rebuild. We do both, so the assessment is not pushing you either way.
Yes. In NSW a demolition is approved either through a development application to your local council, or as complying development certified by an accredited private certifier. Which route suits your block depends on the land and what is going up afterwards. We work that out at the site visit and lodge it.
A knockdown rebuild runs backwards from one date: the day your builder wants the block. Every approval we lodge and every load we cart is aimed at that date holding. Call 0455 888 819 and we will come out, walk the property and quote it in writing.
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