A full house knock-down is a sequence. Photos and access first, approvals and services next, then the machine, then the trucks. Most house demolitions in NSW need council approval or a CDC before anyone puts a machine on the building. We do not issue those. We will tell you what has to be in place. If the building is likely to have asbestos, that has to be handled before we start.
Partial demolition is a different job. You keep the front, or the upstairs, or the neighbour's party wall, and we take out what the brief says. That needs more hand work and a smaller machine. Terraces and tight Eastern Suburbs blocks are often this kind of take. The street still has to take the trucks. The bit that stays has to be left so the builder can work off it.
A lot of full knock-downs continue into excavation: slab out, levels in, soil gone. Read excavation Sydney if the builder needs a hole, not just a clear block. Interior-only jobs sit on strip-out, not on this page.
We inspect, then we quote. Send the suburb, what you want taken down, and a couple of street photos. Access is usually the first thing that changes the number. There is no online calculator. Call 0487 549 909 or use the contact form.