Licensed demolisher AD214737

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Demolition Dee Why

Demolition in Dee Why across freestanding houses and walk up unit blocks, with the asbestos managed first.

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Hoarded Sydney site with excavators working beside a cut face and a skip bin of broken material
Service
Demolition and site works
Council
Northern Beaches Council
Postcode
2099
Licence
Demolition licence AD214737

What comes up in Dee Why

3 conditions, and each one is handled differently

Every site is scoped on the day. The table is what the work usually involves here rather than a statement about any particular property.

Walk up block near the centre

Dee Why redevelopment often starts with a unit block rather than a house, on a site with footpaths in use and neighbours close.

How it is handled
Survey, disconnections in writing, soft strip, then the structure down in stages behind hoarding with traffic management in place.
What does it
Mid to large excavator where there is room, hoarding and dust control throughout.

Demolition ahead of a basement

On the redevelopment sites here something comes down and a basement goes in, and planning them together is most of the value.

How it is handled
Batter, shoring and truck movements worked out once, with the spoil classification settled before any material moves.
What does it
The same machine and trucks across both stages, with attachments changed as the work changes.

Freestanding houses

Single and double storey brick, brick veneer, fibro and timber. The era matters more than the material, because anything built before 1990 carries a hazardous materials assumption until it is tested.

How it is handled
Hazardous materials removed and cleared first, services disconnected in writing, then the structure taken down and the material separated as it falls.
What does it
Excavator with a demolition grapple, sized to the side access rather than to the house. Zero tail swing where the work runs hard against a boundary.

Dee Why

What shapes the work on these blocks

  • Mixed density around the centre A single knockdown and a walk up demolition can be in neighbouring streets, and they are different jobs.
  • Unit block redevelopment Which runs as a planned sequence rather than a knockdown.
  • Rock on the elevated blocks Which is a rate question on the excavation that follows.
  • Basements under redevelopment sites So the demolition and the dig are better planned together.

Around the Dee Why centre, truck standing and traffic management are part of the job rather than an afterthought, and the working hours may be set by what is around the site. On the residential streets the usual Northern Beaches constraints apply: tight blocks, close neighbours and little room to stockpile.

Levelled and cleared Sydney building block with the boundary fencing in place and no debris remaining

Local context

Approvals, and the areas around Dee Why

Council area
Northern Beaches Council
Postcode
2099

The consent authority for the property sets the conditions, the hours and the notification requirements, and the service disconnections sit with the authorities rather than with us.

Nearby areas we service include Brookvale, Manly, Manly Vale, Mona Vale, Narrabeen. This location forms part of our wider Northern Beaches coverage.

Dee Why questions

What people ask before we start

Do you demolish unit blocks on the Northern Beaches?
Yes. Walk ups and unit blocks are part of the licensed work. They need a full hazardous materials survey, written confirmation of service disconnections, a soft strip and then a planned structural demolition.
Can the basement dig follow straight on?
Yes, and it is usually better that way. One contractor means the shoring, the batter and the truck movements are planned once, and on a tight Dee Why block that planning is most of the job.
Why is rock priced on a rate instead of a fixed figure?
Because nobody knows how much rock is there until the dig opens up. The strip, the access and the cartage can be priced from a site visit. The rock is priced by the cubic metre at a rate agreed before we start, so the price follows what is actually excavated.
Is Max licensed for the asbestos removal itself?
Max holds the demolition licence, AD214737. The asbestos removal is carried out by licensed asbestos removalists, and the air monitoring and clearance by an independent licensed assessor. The whole pathway is managed as one job so you are not coordinating three contractors.

Dee Why

Send the address and what you need done

A photograph of the frontage and the access tells us most of what decides the price. We will arrange a time to look before quoting anything substantial.

  • Demolition, asbestos, excavation and cartage on one contract
  • Machine sized to what can physically get onto the block
  • Demolition licence AD214737, issued by SafeWork NSW
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