Strip-outs and demolition
The demolition is the part of a renovation nobody photographs, and the part that holds everything up when it goes wrong. Booked, stripped, cleared and swept, so the next trade isn’t standing around. Tony, how long does a bathroom usually take you, start to finish? People want to know that before they book.
“Everything was completed safely, efficiently, and to a very high standard. Their attention to detail, communication, and respect for the site really stood out.”
Stefan Banjac, Google review
Tony, what is the biggest job you take on, and who holds the builder licence when it is a full demolition? We have written this page around strip-outs and small structures until you tell us otherwise.
Same site, two days apart
A carport in Canberra: frame and sheeting removed under containment, then the slab swept and left ready for whatever comes next.

The bit that saves a week
On most strip-outs somebody has to cap the water, pull the fittings and make the waste safe before anything else happens. Tony holds ACT plumber, drainer and gasfitter licences, so that gets done while the crew is already there instead of becoming a separate booking.
Tony, your licence is journeyperson class. Tell us how you run the plumbing side on a job and we’ll word this exactly right.
Get a price
A photo of the room and a rough date is enough to price most strip-outs.
The fastest way to get a quote is a photo. If you can see the material, we can usually tell you what it is and what it costs to take away.