Nahuel Acosta Martinez
Perth, WA
“This is a great construction company, and I trust them completely. Tom is always communicative and professional, and his experience really shows in the quality of his work. Highly recommended.”
Google Review
Knocking down a house, garage or shed is the first step of a bigger plan. As a licensed WA builder (BC105853), we handle the demolition permit, service disconnections, asbestos and site clearance, then build what comes next with the same team. One contract, one point of contact, no gap between the demolition crew and the builder.
Indicative pricing based on Perth market rates. Final pricing requires a site inspection.
Category
Project Type
Size (m²)
60 m²
Structure Type
Site & Hazard Factors
Likely Cost
$4,095
Low
$2,655
High
$6,525
Cost Breakdown
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A typical 150 m² brick house in Perth costs about $13,650 to demolish, within a range of $8,850 to $21,750 depending on the site. Weatherboard and fibro homes cost around 15% less. These figures cover labour, machinery, waste removal, site clearing and levelling, permits and disconnections.
| House size | Brick / double brick | Typical (brick) | Weatherboard / fibro |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 m² | $5,900 – $14,500 | $9,100 | $5,000 – $12,300 |
| 150 m² | $8,850 – $21,750 | $13,650 | $7,500 – $18,500 |
| 200 m² | $11,800 – $29,000 | $18,200 | $10,000 – $24,700 |
| 250 m² | $14,750 – $36,250 | $22,750 | $12,500 – $30,800 |
Indicative prices based on Perth rates. Your exact price is confirmed after a free site inspection. Use the estimator above for your own house size and site.
Brick, double brick, weatherboard and fibro homes, demolished and cleared ready for a new build or subdivision.
Walls, old extensions and strip-outs before a renovation, with the rest of the home protected.
Garages, sheds and outbuildings removed, often in a single day.
Concrete slabs, driveways and paving broken out and disposed of, as on our Manning garage addition where we removed the existing slab before building.
Trees, stumps and rubbish removed, and the pad levelled with our JCB 1CXT, ready for the next stage.
Office and retail fitout strip-outs, delivered to WorkSafe standards with minimal disruption.
We inspect the site, check for asbestos and give you an itemised quote.
We apply for the demolition permit and arrange power, gas, water and sewer disconnections.
Any asbestos is removed by a WorkSafe-licensed removalist, supervised by our qualified asbestos supervisor, and disposed of under WA regulations before demolition starts.
The structure comes down, waste is recycled or disposed of, and the site is levelled.
We move straight into your new build, extension or subdivision works with the same team.
Most demolition jobs are the first step of a build. Using one licensed builder for both means one contract, one point of contact and a site that is ready for construction the day demolition finishes.
The people who level your site are the people who pour your slab. No waiting between a demolition crew and a builder.
Levels, services and access are set up for what comes next, not just cleared.
Builder's Licence BC105853 and Registered Building Practitioner BP106012, with a qualified asbestos supervisor and full public liability cover.
Itemised demolition quotes, and a cost-plus option with a disclosed fee for the rebuild.
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Read All Google ReviewsIt depends mainly on structure size, materials (brick and concrete cost more to remove than weatherboard or steel frame), site access, and whether asbestos is present. Use our free demolition cost estimator above for an indicative range based on your project, or call us for a ballpark over the phone — final pricing is confirmed after a site inspection.
Yes — WA councils require a demolition permit before work starts. We handle the permit application and compliance paperwork as part of every job, so you don't need to deal with council directly.
Asbestos is removed before demolition by a WorkSafe-licensed removalist, supervised by our qualified asbestos supervisor, with certified disposal and air monitoring where required. Because the cost depends on the volume and type found, asbestos work is priced after a site inspection rather than as a flat add-on.
It depends on scope and access — a garage or shed can come down in a day, a full house demolition more commonly takes 1–3 weeks including approvals. We confirm a project-specific timeline as part of every quote.
Yes — skip hire, waste removal, and clearing and levelling the site afterwards are included in our demolition scope, not billed as a separate contractor.
Yes — we're licensed and insured to demolish across Perth Metro and the Perth Hills, including sites with restricted access or sloping blocks.
Yes. We are licensed builders (BC105853), so we can take your project from demolition through to handover under one contract, with no gap between the demolition crew and the builder.
We notify neighbours before work starts and manage dust, noise and traffic during the works, so you don't have to.
Based in Subiaco, working across the western suburbs including Shenton Park, Nedlands, Claremont, Cottesloe, Wembley, Floreat and the wider Perth metro area.
Read our demolition cost guide for Perth