House demolition
House demolition between neighbours
A staged house demolition between neighbouring homes, seen from the air and at ground level.
See the job · 4 photosHouse Demolition project
House demolition and block clearance in Brookvale.
A Brookvale house taken down and the block cleared, with the excavator and truck working side by side.
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BrookvaleHouse demolition · Our work
The site & the workFrom the house to a cleared block.
The challenge
Removing brickwork and timber around the remaining structure while coordinating an excavator and truck within a restricted working area.
The photographs follow the brick and timber removal through to the cleared ground, showing how the machine and truck shared the house footprint.
How the job ran
Inside the footprint
The excavator worked from inside the house footprint, through the timber frame and brick.
Loading
The tipper parked beside the excavator, so material went straight from the footprint onto the truck.
Handover
The block was left as open, levelled ground with track marks across it.
Where the photographs endOpen, levelled ground with machine tracks after the house and materials were removed.
On site in BrookvaleThe job, stage by stage.
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