House Demolition

Planning a house demolition in Brisbane isn’t always as simple as booking a crew and knocking it down. If your property is a Queenslander or falls under a heritage listing, strict character and heritage protections apply. Demolishing without the right approvals can lead to costly delays, fines, or outright refusal. That doesn’t mean demolition is […]

In Queensland, the rules for carrying out demolition projects differ between local councils. So, if you’re planning a Gold Coast demolition, the rules can differ from those in Brisbane. Here’s a quick rundown of the different rules involved in a Gold Coast demolition and where they can differ from those in other councils, like Brisbane. 

Many homeowners in Brisbane are planning to knock down their properties to build a duplex or granny flat. This growing demand for multi-dwelling housing options will increase the number of house demolitions in Brisbane. But before you call in a team to knock down your home, here’s what to know about council requirements and other

These days, there’s growing traction surrounding sustainability in construction and demolition projects. Many property owners now consider whether they can recycle materials from their Gold Coast Demolition project. Besides the environmental benefits, it also diverts large amounts of waste from the landfill. Here’s an overview of the materials that can and can’t be recycled, as

When you’re planning a demolition and rebuild project in the Gold Coast area, it’s not as simple as tearing the structure apart and starting over. Considering Queensland’s strict regulations surrounding property development, it’s important to know which permits and approvals to apply for. To help you avoid an expensive penalty and possible legal trouble, we’ll

House relocation is a cost-effective alternative to demolition and rebuilding in a different location, but it still requires extensive planning. Once your house is removed from the existing site and transported to a new one, you’ll have to clear away any leftover debris and materials. To help you plan a seamless house removal process, we’ll

As a property owner looking to rebuild, you want the lead time for demolition in Brisbane. Because the process is highly complex and can have a major impact on your project timelines, it’s important to plan it to avoid delays. We’ll discuss some of the most typical lead times, factors that can affect timelines, and

When you’re planning a demolition and rebuild of your property, you want to be fully aware of how much you pay for the entire project. You’re bound to come across expenses you didn’t anticipate. While some of these expenses are unexpected, you can plan for the rest.  It’s important to factor in the hidden costs

Planning a knockdown rebuild or major renovation in Brisbane? One of the first questions you’ll need answered is the cost of house demolition. House demolition costs in Brisbane can vary based on factors like property size, site conditions, and whether asbestos is present. Understanding the variables that influence pricing — and getting a detailed quote

If your home or building was constructed before the 1980s, then it’s likely it’s made of building materials containing asbestos. Classified as a hazardous material, asbestos needs to be removed if exposed or when a building is demolished. But asbestos removal in Brisbane isn’t as simple as it sounds. This is where safety and compliance