We carry out house demolition across the Central Coast, from a small granny flat to a whole-house removal before a rebuild. We organise the approvals and specialists, remove the agreed structures and hand over the site to your written scope.
Based in Tuggerah. Central Coast, Newcastle and Hunter.
Planning a knock-down rebuild? We organise the approval paperwork, specialist trades and demolition. Jason is your contact from the first site discussion through to handover.
Dudley · Near Newcastle
Our 30-tonne excavator made short work of this house in Dudley. Seven site photographs follow the house frame through demolition, with rubble and parts of the building still on site.
See the Dudley house demolition
Shelly Beach · Central Coast
We demolished the house between neighbouring homes, loaded out the building debris and cleared the block. The existing driveway remained.
See the Shelly Beach house demolition
Residential project
We dismantled the small granny flat beside the main house, removed the concrete and debris, and left the area clean.
See the granny flat removalIdentify the house, additions, sheds, garages, slabs or paved areas involved. Mark the fences, trees and adjoining buildings that must stay, and tell us whether any part of the property will remain occupied.
Share driveway widths, access restrictions, existing services and any asbestos reports. Photos or a marked site plan help explain the property; you can enquire before your plans are final.
Planning for asbestos removalWe organise approval paperwork, certifiers, arborist reports and licensed trades on your behalf, including Level 2 electricians and plumbers where needed. The quote sets out associated costs, removals and the cleared-site condition at handover.
Include the house, additions and separate outbuildings when discussing asbestos assessment. An existing report is useful, but its inspected areas and exclusions need to match the demolition you are planning. We can coordinate asbestos removal within the wider house-removal brief.
Identify confirmed findings, suspected materials and structures or concealed areas that have not been assessed.
Set out assessment, asbestos removal and required clearance before the affected demolition stage.
Confirm the removal licence-holder, disposal, documentation and any separate garage, frame or slab work.
We price the property and the work required. Building size and materials, asbestos, access, slabs, outbuildings, disposal and the agreed handover condition all affect the quote. Send the address and available photos or plans so we can discuss what needs assessing and provide a written scope.
Compare what each written quote includes: buildings and slabs, approval and specialist costs, service disconnections, asbestos work, disposal and the condition of the site at handover. Ask who is responsible for the work, confirm the relevant licences and insurance, and check exclusions before comparing the totals.
Yes. Start with the address, what you intend to remove and your approximate timing. Tell us which plans or approvals are still being worked through so the enquiry reflects the stage you’re at.
We can include sheds, pools, driveways and slabs alongside the house removal. Identify what should go and what should stay so the written quote covers the complete job.
Photos of the driveway, entrance and space around the building help start the conversation. Mention narrow access, overhead lines, neighbouring buildings, shared driveways and any restrictions you already know about.
Mention any known or suspected asbestos at the start and share existing inspection reports. It needs to be considered when the scope is assessed, rather than treated as an unexpected extra after the work is agreed.
