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Commercial demolition
Commercial demolition on this run is warehouses, factories, tired retail, mixed-use buildings and the block outbuildings that sit with them. We walk the site before we price it. Access for the excavator and the truck, what stays standing, where the bins sit, and the hours the permit allows all go in the programme before we mobilise.
- Licence
- Fully Licensed
- Insurance
- Fully Insured
- Work
- Demolition & Excavation
- Quotes
- Free Quotes
- Crew
- Local Melton Crew
A concrete-block structure comes down on its slab with the excavator. Timber is stacked away from the masonry rubble so those streams stay apart, and a hooklift bin on our truck takes the load. Shared walls, a live neighbour or a business still trading next door change the sequence. We keep truck movements inside the hours you can actually use. An early or late start, with the machine's work lights on, is written as that, not hidden in a day rate.
Tell us what is still live — power, gas, water and communications — and whether the slab stays. If the shell stays and only the inside goes, that is a strip-out, and we will say so rather than price the wrong job. Pits, tanks and buried services need to be in the brief. The quote names what comes down, what is carted, and what is left, so the invoice matches the page you signed.
Block and masonry
Block and masonry structures come down with the excavator, on the slab. Timber is stacked separately from the masonry rubble so the waste streams stay apart, and our Iveco ACCO with a hooklift bin takes the load.
How we programme a commercial knock
We walk the site with you or the superintendent. Access for plant and trucks, what stays live, what the neighbour will cop, and where spoil goes. SWMS, induction and certificates sit in the pack before we mobilise. If the job is in a live precinct, we box the work so your other trades can keep using the rest of the site.
Hours follow the permit, not our preference. Dust and noise get controlled, not pretended away. Steel, concrete and brick go to the right facility — you should not be left with a mound and a problem.
Strip-out or full demolition?
If the shell stays, that is a strip-out. If the structure comes down, that is demolition. Mixing the two in one price without saying which is which is how quotes go sour. We will tell you which job you actually have.
Industrial pads and warehouses in Melbourne's west follow the same brief: take the shed, keep or break the slab, leave a grade the next occupier can use. Shared walls, laneway trucks and trading neighbours make some jobs slower.
- Factories and warehouses to a clear pad
- Retail and shop strip tenancies
- Mixed-use with a dwelling above
- Outbuildings and hardstand taken with the shed
Questions on this work
Straight answers before you send the photos.
Can you work around a live warehouse?
Yes, if the isolation is real. We hoard, sequence and keep a path for your remaining operation. If the site cannot be made safe, we will say so on the visit, not on day one.
Do you take hardstand and pits?
We can. Pits, tanks and buried services need to be on the drawing or in the brief. Hidden underground work is the classic variation — flag it early.
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Commercial demolition — suburb, photos, and what you want left behind.
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