Frequently Asked Questions

Our focus is to listen to our clients, understand their needs and provide the exceptional level of demolition services.

• 1. Do I need a permit for demolition work in Melbourne?

  Yes, most demolition projects in Melbourne require permits. We assist with obtaining all necessary permits and ensure compliance with local regulations and safety standards.

• 2. How do you ensure safety during a demolition project?

  Safety is our top priority. We follow strict safety protocols, use advanced equipment, and employ trained professionals to ensure the highest safety standards. We conduct thorough site assessments, prepare detailed safety plans, and comply with all local regulations.

• 3. How do you handle hazardous materials like asbestos during demolition?

  Our team is trained and licensed to safely handle and remove hazardous materials, including asbestos. We follow stringent procedures to identify, contain, and dispose of asbestos in compliance with all regulatory requirements, ensuring a safe demolition process.

• 4. What happens to the debris and waste after demolition?

  We prioritize recycling and environmentally responsible disposal of debris and waste. Materials are sorted, and recyclable items are sent to appropriate facilities. Non-recyclable waste is disposed of in compliance with environmental regulations.

• 5. Can you handle emergency demolition projects?

  Yes, we are equipped to handle emergency demolition projects. If you have an urgent demolition need due to safety concerns or structural damage, contact us immediately, and we will prioritize your project.

• 6. What should I do to prepare my property for demolition?

  Before demolition begins, you should remove personal belongings, disconnect utilities, and secure any necessary permits. Our team will provide detailed instructions and assist you in preparing your property for demolition.

• 7. What Is Demolition Waste Called?

  Demolition Waste Is Also Called Construction And Demolition (C&D) Waste. This Includes Any Materials That Are Generated During Construction, Renovation, Or Demolition Of A Structure, Such As Concrete, Bricks, Wood, Drywall, Metals, And Insulation. C&D Waste Is A Significant Contributor To The Overall Waste Stream And Can Have Negative Environmental Impacts If Not Properly Managed. However, Many Of These Materials Can Be Reused Or Recycled, Providing Economic And Environmental Benefits.

• 8. Is Vic Demolition licensed and insured?

  Yes, Vic Demolition is fully licensed and insured. We adhere strictly to all regulations and safety standards in the industry.

• 9. Does Vic Demolition provide a free quote?

  Yes, we provide a comprehensive and obligation-free quote after our initial on-site consultation and assessment.

• 10. What areas does Vic Demolition serve?

  We serve all of Melbourne and the surrounding areas.