Coast and Port Hacking
Sandy soils, high groundwater near the water, salt air, tight beachside streets and parking pressure.
DEMOLITION · EXCAVATION · NEW POSSIBILITIES
Sutherland Shire Service Areas
From established neighbourhoods to coastal blocks. A considered beginning for your property.
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LOCAL PLANS. INDIVIDUAL APPROACHES.
Demolition across the Shire
Every location brings a different set of considerations.
Explore our Sutherland Shire Service Areas and tell us where your project is located. Availability and suitability are confirmed against the actual site and work required.
From the first discussion, your property's access, surroundings and intended finish help shape the scope of work.
Explore the Shire ↓ 01 Site review
and access 02 Clear written
scope 03 Defined site
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and access 02 Clear written
scope 03 Defined site
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How the Shire divides up
Grouping suburbs by terrain is a better guide to the work than a street map.
The Kingsway spine
Busy roads, shops and rail stations: heavy-vehicle routes, working beside occupied premises and compact lots.
Georges River and canals
Foreshore blocks with steep falls, softer ground, tidal and flood considerations, and seawalls to protect.
Bushland fringe
Sandstone, sloping blocks, retained trees and mapped bush fire prone land influence clearing and access.
Flat sand or sloping sandstone
Low, sandy and coastal ground
- Trenches can slump, so shoring or battering is planned early
- Groundwater may appear close to the surface
- Dewatering and sediment control need attention
- Salt air affects materials left exposed on site
Sloping, rocky and bushy ground
- Shallow sandstone slows excavation and may need breaking
- Access is often steep or narrow
- Retained trees and bushfire rules shape clearing
- Retaining and drainage are part of almost every job
Mention the slope, the soil you can see and any rock outcrops when you describe your site.
Every service area
