FAQ | REMOVAL
ASBESTOS REMOVAL | MANAGEMENT
DEMOLITION | DECONSTRUCTION
CIVIL | BULKWORKS
FREQUENTLY ASKED DEMOLITION & DECONSTRUCTION QUESTIONS
A permit is not usually required for a standard household building, however a building permit is required if there are three or more levels or if the building is joint to another building. Client/homeowner is responsible for obtaining any permits required.
Yes, you are required to have an Asbestos and Demolition Refurbishment Survey. Client/homeowner is responsible for obtaining the survey. A demolition contractor can at an additional charge arrange the Asbestos and Demolition Refurbishment Survey for the client.
Most material will go to a tip, however The Agency will do a basic separation of concrete and housing materials naturally in our process. Varied options for recycling and reuse can be taken throughout the process but are dependent on client budget.
No, unfortunately most items are unable to be recycled but do have the opportunity to be repurposed or reused if allowed.
- Plastic, Vinyl, Fibre Glass, Pink Batts and MDF are not able to be recycled.
- Ceramic, Bricks and Tile is hard filled which is generally used as a non-porous compacting agent or back fill for small home projects.
- Carpet tiles cannot be recycled unless they are 100% wool.
- Timber is allowed to be recycled however it cannot be covered in glue, have nails or jib.
Please see Asbestos FAQ for assistance.
Lead paint can be tested for and depending on the concentration of the lead paint it will determine the process in order for the continuation of the deconstruction/demolition for the building.
