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Not every call has to become a booking. Plenty of people ring to find out whether what they are planning needs a permit, a survey or neither, and that is a reasonable use of a phone call. If a structure is unsafe now, say so when you ring.
Send a message
Tell us the address, roughly what is coming down, the approximate age of the building and when you need it done. The more of that we have before the survey, the closer the quote is to the final invoice.
What Happens Next
Address, what is coming down, rough age.
On site, so the price is not a guess.
Itemised, with what would change it.
Permit filed, hazards cleared, then work.
Straight Answers
They told me on day one that the gas cap would take six weeks, not the demolition. That was the whole schedule and they were right.
Quoted a full removal rather than a partial fill, and explained why the cheaper option would show up on a survey later.
The asbestos survey came back positive on the floor tile. They stopped, abated it, gave me the paperwork, then carried on.
Lot was swept and the debris weighed out with a recycling breakdown. Neighbours never complained once about dust.
Next Step
Send the address and what needs to come down. We will tell you what has to be surveyed and filed before we put a number on it.
Licensed and insured · Permit and inspection included · Written quotes, itemized