Question 1

What are demolition services ?

Accepted Answer

Demolition, or razing, is the science and engineering in safely and efficiently tearing down buildings and other artificial structures. The old building is demolished to make way for new buildings or other property development. The building is pulled down either manually or mechanically using large hydraulic equipment: elevated work platforms, cranes, excavators or bulldozers.

Question 2

Do I need council approval to demolish my property?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you’ll need both the CDC (Complying Development Certificate) and DA (Development Authority) approval before beginning any kind of demolition process on your property. When you work with Supreme Demolition, we are licensed and certified demolition contractors, who can work with the City Council for necessary certificates and approvals. A timeline of 7-14 business days should be considered.

Question 3

Who can perform demolitions?

Accepted Answer

Demolition includes a complex procedure and tasks that involve razing structures, clearing the site from debris, environmental remediation, and recovery and recycling of what can be salvaged. There are specific guidelines and regulations that all parties must follow when demolishing a building, or even just part of a building. The Supreme Demolition team is 100 per cent certified, licensed and insured to take on this work. We also know all the laws and regulations by the letter and know how to plan and execute projects without damaging surrounding infrastructure or causing other unforeseen complications.

Question 4

How long will it take to complete the Demolition?

Accepted Answer

After all, the relevant permits have been acquired, and approvals are taken, the property is vacated, then demolition takes only a couple of days to dismantle the structure. Unforeseen circumstances and uncontrollable variables like extreme weather conditions may affect the timeline.

Question 5

Will my neighbours be disturbed?

Accepted Answer

Many factors need to be considered for home demolitions. Based on the density of the neighbourhood around your home, the closeness of other structures, and the actual location of the property, it is possible that people around might hear machinery during operating business hours. Supreme Demolition addresses this by issuing letters advising about proposed work 14 days before the actual demolition day, and invite any neighbours with concerns to connect with us for re-assurances.

Question 6

What Hours Will Home Demolitions Be Operating?

Accepted Answer

Supreme Demolition carries out any demolition work during the general business hours of eight to four. In case, you have a special request to accommodate children, work schedules, or medical conditions we request you to let us know so we could workaround to find a suitable schedule that works for all parties.

Question 7

What happens to materials?

Accepted Answer

Supreme Demolition handles the materials left after demolition to safely clear the site. We use a major waste management depot to recycle material where possible. Asbestos and other hazardous materials are carefully wrapped and disposed of at a licensed tip, in compliance with the relevant safety protocols

Question 8

Can I Have A Look At What Is Going On?

Accepted Answer

By law, a demolition site needs to be fenced to avoid danger to the crew and public alike. All demolition worksites are inherently dangerous, and it is mandated to wear personal protective equipment in accordance with regulations while working on a demolition project.  If you are interested to have a look you are welcome to do so from the street, while not blocking any access for the crew or public.

Question 9

Is it legal to demolish your own house?

Accepted Answer

Before you can demolish your own house, you’ll need to go through a variety of paperwork to get council approvals, permits. After all the paperwork is completed you can hire a licensed and insured demolition contractor to demolish your own house ensuring legal compliance at every stage.

Question 10

How much does it cost to demolish a house in Melbourne?

Accepted Answer

The cost of demolishing a house is determined by various intrinsic costs – permits, compliances, certificate of approvals and other costs. On average, it cost about $3 to $11 per square foot to demolish a house in Melbourne. However, the cost is always estimated individually after during thorough site visit and survey to understand the implications of the demolition project. We offer a FREE estimate for any demolition work.

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