We carry out selective demolition across Sydney. Removing sections of a building while keeping the rest intact requires careful planning, temporary support, and coordination with engineers.
Partial demolition is common in renovation, extension, and reconfiguration projects. You need part of a building removed, but the rest has to remain standing, stable, and undamaged.
This is where the work gets technical. Load-bearing walls, roof structures, and floor systems all need to be assessed before anything comes out. We work with structural engineers to determine what temporary propping and shoring is required, then carry out the demolition in a controlled sequence.
The result is a clean demolition edge, a stable retained structure, and a site ready for the new construction to begin.
Selective demolition comes up in a wide range of project types across residential and commercial construction.
Removing rear walls, roofing sections, or side structures to connect new building work to the existing house or building.
Taking out internal load-bearing walls to open up floor plans. Requires temporary propping and permanent structural solutions designed by an engineer.
Removing existing roof structure to allow for a second storey. The existing walls and structure below must be assessed and often reinforced.
Selective removal of walls, mezzanines, and building elements for new commercial layouts. Coordinated around tenant operations where required.
Careful removal of non-heritage elements while retaining and protecting listed or significant building fabric. Precision work with documentation.
Removing existing structural elements to allow for new, upgraded members. Steel beams replacing load-bearing walls, new openings in concrete, and similar work.
Send us the project details or plans. We will review the scope, coordinate with your engineer, and provide a quote for the demolition work.
