Services / DD / Demolition
Detailed Demolition
Precise strip-outs and selective demolition, hazards handled first. Detailed demolition is surgery, not wrecking: taking a building back to exactly the point the next trade needs, with the hazardous materials sequenced out first and everything documented on the way through.
The discipline
How this work is done properly
Because we hold the hazmat licences, demolition and removal happen as one sequenced program: survey, remove the asbestos or lead under licence, then strip the structure back, one team, one site management plan, one point of accountability.
From school amenities blocks to whole-floor commercial strip-outs and fire-damaged make-safes, the job ends with a clean, verified space and a documented waste trail, recycling first.
Scope of services
Demolition services
Structured the way the industry structures it. Each scope is a defined discipline with its own controls and documentation.
Strip-Outs & Soft Demolition
Internal demolition back to base building
Internal strip-outs for refurbishment: partitions, ceilings, joinery, finishes and services removed back to structure, with materials segregated for recycling and the base building protected throughout.
Selective / Partial Demolition
Precise removal within live or retained structures
Cutting a structure back without harming what stays: retained facades, adjoining walls protected, schools and workplaces kept operating around the work. Selective demolition is where planning discipline shows.
Make-Safe & Insurance Works
Fire and storm damage response
Rapid make-safe and controlled demolition of fire and storm damaged structures, including asbestos-contaminated damage, with the documentation insurers and certifiers need.
Site Clearance & Disposal
Classification, tracking and lawful disposal
Full clearance with waste classified and tracked to EPA requirements, recycling maximised, and the site left ready for the next trade or the next owner.
The proof
Before. After.
Drag the tape line. The state of the site when we leave it is the whole point.

