DEMOLITION SERVICES BUILT AROUND SAFETY, SPEED AND RELIABILITY
VWD Group provides residential, commercial, industrial and asbestos removal services across Melbourne and regional Victoria.
From site assessment and planning through to demolition, cleanup and safe handover, our team helps keep your project moving with clear communication and practical site control.
ANSWERS BEFORE YOU START
Navigating a demolition process can be complex, filled with many questions and uncertainties.
Our FAQ section aims to provide clear and concise answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about demolition, renovation, asbestos removal, and more
Contact us below for any further information.
You require a building permit for demolition works. For a heritage-based building, you may require a planning permit. Adding to that, demolition consent is vital to get under Section 29A.
Various factors, including the project size, level of complexity, etc, influence the prices. Hence, tell your demolition company to suggest a customised plan at affordable rates.
The demolition process takes between a few days and months. However, the time may vary because of the project size, machinery involved, etc.
The answer is yes. Asbestos removal is essential before the demolition work. This is because of the health risks involved with this hazardous material.
Yes, we can assist with complete site clean-up after demolition. Our team ensures all debris, rubble, and hazardous materials are safely removed and disposed of in accordance with local regulations. We provide a thorough clean-up service, leaving the site clear and ready for the next stage of construction or development.
Emergency demolition is required when a structure becomes unsafe due to events such as fire damage, storms, vehicle impact, or structural collapse. It involves the rapid and controlled removal of dangerous elements to protect public safety and prevent further damage, often carried out immediately and in compliance with local safety regulations. Call VWD group for emergency demolition in Melbourne.
