Independent Demolition were selected by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) as principle contractor to demolish 12 walk-up, 4-storey buildings, as part of the Public Housing Renewal Program. The work was spread over three stages and included managing service abolishment, asbestos removal and soil remediation. Over 9000 tonne of concrete and 250 tonne of metal were removed and recycled from the site.

The site was in a largely residential area, in close proximity to a school and childcare centre, so our team were involved with community consultations and implementing extensive public protection measures.

Independent Demolition were engaged to demolish an old service station building and worked closely with AGS to remediate the site and hand back to the developers with an EPA sign-off. The scope included removal and pumping of underground storage tanks, removal of contaminated soil and importing and compacting clean fill.

Independent Demolition worked alongside FDC Construction & Fitout over four years to progressively demolish the existing school buildings and make way for a new Gymnasium, Administration building, Music/Drama building and Art/Tech/Science wing.

Our works were completed over three stages and involved working closely with civil and asbestos contractors to remediate heavily contaminated soils.

Partial demolition of an existing operational nursing home, excavation of a double-storey basement and remediation of soils.

Independent Demolition were engaged to perform the demolition and asbestos removal of 1600m² of offices and over 11,000m² of hard-stand areas. This project also required site remediation including removal and remediation of over of 9,600 tonnes of asbestos contaminated soil and detail excavation under hazardous material removal conditions.