Demolition & Asbestos Removal in Lismore

• Enquire, including some basic information (who, what, where and contact details). 
• One of our team will schedule to view your site for a comprehensive understanding of your needs. 
• Receive the estimate. 
• Confirm you wish to proceed. 
• Your works are tentatively scheduled whilst we perform and await all necessary compliance planning and logistics responses. 
• Schedule confirmed. 
• Neighbours are advised of works commencing, by us, in writing.
• Fencing/exclusions zones etc. set up, and work then begins.

Yes, we do recycle! We take pride in offering genuine, maximized-recycling demolition services.

We can recycle many materials in various ways by utilising deconstruction and separation methods. For instance:

Bricks, concrete, and metals can be recycled through specialized facilities, producing aggregate products.

Gyprock is taken to a facility, broken down, and byproducts are created.

Timber can be reclaimed for future use, and non-reclaimable timber is sent to a facility where it is broken down for reuse in other industries.

Through collaborative efforts with local materials resellers, other building items, such as fittings and accessories, can be reused and repurposed.

We are committed to minimizing the impact on landfills through strategic work processes and our dedication to recycling.

Partial demolition: This term refers to situations where renovations or extensions are undertaken, and most of the existing structure is retained while only some demolition work is carried out.

Full demolition: This phrase describes a complete demolition of the structure or structures involved.

An independent, licensed asbestos assessor will inspect the site and perform a clearance inspection. Once they are satisfied with the quality of the work, they will issue a clearance certificate. This certificate serves as proof that regulatory requirements have carried out the work.