FAQ's

A standard house demolition usually takes 3 days for the demolition Asbestos removal will be done prior and takes 1-5 days.

If your building was constructed before the 1980s, it likely contains asbestos. An accredited asbestos assessor should inspect the site. If asbestos is present, it must be safely removed by a licensed contractor before demolition begins.

Yes, many demolition companies offer salvage rights, allowing you to retain valuable materials like timber flooring or doors. This can offset some demolition costs.

Yes, reputable demolition contractors should have public liability insurance and worker’s compensation coverage. This ensures protection against potential damages or injuries during the demolition process.

We implement responsible waste management strategies to maximise recycling and minimise landfill waste. Our processes include salvaging reusable materials, separating recyclables, and proper disposal of hazardous materials, contributing to a more eco-friendly demolition approach. Yes. We always salvage as much as possible, from the roof to structural beams to weatherboards. All concrete and bricks are taken from site to recycling centres to be crushed and recycled into construction materials. All vegetation is also mulched for reuse.