Services
Site clearance
Site clearance is the load-out and the level, whether the house came down last week or the block has been sitting with a slab, a shed and a mound for years. We clear concrete, hardstand, roofing, steel and mixed debris with our own excavators. A rotating grapple loads roofing and steel straight into our hooklift bins. Temporary fencing stays up while the block is open.
- Licence
- Fully Licensed
- Insurance
- Fully Insured
- Work
- Demolition & Excavation
- Quotes
- Free Quotes
- Crew
- Local Melton Crew
We are a demolition and excavation company, so the same crew can take a block from the old house through to a cut checked against the engineer's levels. On a site cut the excavator works the clay with a bucket, and a rotating laser level on a tripod is how the grade is checked. The grapple is for loading, not for guessing a level.
Send photos of what is still on the block, the finish you need, and the levels if a cut is part of the job. Say if fill stays or goes. Cartage is in the quote unless we agree you are keeping material. If a remaining shed or house might contain asbestos, licensed removal sits in front of the clearance.
Loading roofing and steel

Roofing, steel and mixed debris come off the structure and go straight into our own hooklift bins. The excavator uses a rotating demolition grapple so a large load of corrugated roofing and steel can be lifted in one bite, inside the temporary fencing, instead of being dragged across the site.
Excavation and site cuts

We are a demolition and excavation company, so we can take a block from the old house to a cut levelled to the engineer's levels. The excavator digs the clay with a bucket. A rotating laser level on a tripod is how that grade is checked, with a crew member directing the operator. We can take the block from the old house to a clear, levelled site ourselves.
What “clean site” means here
It means you can walk the block in work boots without weaving through brick piles and twisted steel. Rubble is gone, not pushed into a corner. Grade is even enough for the concreter or the landscaper. It does not mean a landscaped garden or a certified fill report unless we priced those.
Say the finish you need: dirt, crushed rock, or slab left in. “Tidy” is not a specification. The quote will name the finish so you can hold us to it.
When clearance is the whole job
Plenty of Victorian blocks already had the house taken off years ago and still wear a slab, a shed and a mound. That is a clearance job. We still need to know about asbestos in the remaining fabric, pits, tanks and what the next permit assumes is there.
On the job


- Post-demolition clean-up to a walkable site
- Sheds, slabs and hardstand on an otherwise empty block
- Leftover brick, timber and mixed waste
- Grade-out for a slab or landscaper
Questions on this work
Straight answers before you send the photos.
Do you take the rubble off site?
Yes. Cartage is in the quote unless we agree you are keeping fill. Concrete, brick, timber and steel go to the right facility.
Can you leave crushed rock?
Yes, if we price it. Tell us the depth and whether the next trade is a concreter or a landscaper.
Get a free quote
Site clearance — suburb, photos, and what you want left behind.
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0434 999 799Or email info@rsdemo.com.au
