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Excavator demolishing a single-storey brick home on a residential block in Melbourne's South East

Melbourne South East & Mornington Peninsula

House Demolition Melbourne South Eastern Suburbs

DigDig Demolition has been demolishing houses across Melbourne's South East since 2008 — licensed, insured to $20M, and family run. We handle the permit, the asbestos if there is any, and hand the block back to you cleared corner to corner.

Licensed Demolisher Insured to $20M Asbestos Included Under One Quote Family Run Since 2008

What's included

A full house demolition, handled end to end

Included in your quote

  • Demolition permit and council liaison
  • Asbestos assessment and licensed removal if present
  • Machinery, operators and all labour
  • Waste removal, recycling and disposal
  • Site clean-up and groomed
  • Section 29A council report & consent fees

Charged separately

  • Service disconnections (power, gas, water, telco)
  • Contaminated soil, if discovered on site

Around a third of the homes we demolish across the South East have some asbestos present, most often in eaves, roofing or bathroom sheeting. Because Dig Dig holds a WorkSafe Victoria Class B asbestos removal licence, that doesn't mean a second contractor — it's assessed, removed and cleared as part of the same job.

By job type

Demolition services

Partial Demolition

Removing part of a home while keeping the rest intact.

Garage & Shed Demolition

Standalone structures, often the first step before a bigger project.

Pool Removal

Full removal or fill-in for in-ground pools.

Knockdown Rebuild

The demolition stage of a knockdown rebuild, coordinated with your builder.

Asbestos Removal

WorkSafe Class B licensed — included under one quote where required.

How it works

From quote to blank canvas

  1. Quote & Site Walk

    An accurate, obligation-free quote after inspecting the property.

  2. Permits & Paperwork

    We handle the demolition permit and council requirements.

  3. Asbestos Removal

    Licensed removal with a clearance certificate before demolition.

  4. Demolition Day

    Machines move in — usually one to three days on site.

  5. Site Handover

    Bare corner to corner, ready for your builder.

See the full step-by-step timeline →

Common questions

House demolition FAQs

How long does it take to demolish a house?

Most single-storey demolitions take one to three days on site once permits and any asbestos clearance are complete. The permit and clearance stage beforehand usually takes longer than the demolition itself.

Do I need a permit to demolish a house in Victoria?

Yes. A building permit is required for any habitable or masonry structure, and for sheds over 60m² — and many South East and Peninsula councils also require a Section 29A report and consent before that permit can be issued. Dig Dig handles both.

Which suburbs does Dig Dig demolish houses in?

Melbourne's South East suburbs and the Mornington Peninsula. Contact us if you would like to find out if your area is covered.

Does the demolition price include asbestos removal?

It's quoted as part of the same job. Dig Dig holds a WorkSafe Victoria Class B asbestos removal licence, so if asbestos is present it's handled by the same contractor under the same quote.

What happens to the material from a demolished house?

Material is sorted on site where possible. Recoverable bricks, timber, metal and fixtures are salvaged or recycled; the remainder goes to licensed waste facilities. Read our full recycling guide →

Service area

House demolition across the South East & Peninsula

Based in Carrum Downs, with crews working daily through Frankston, the Mornington Peninsula and the wider South East.

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Frankston & Carrum Downs

Mornington Peninsula

Bayside & Kingston

Glen Eira & Monash

Dandenong & surrounds

Casey

Cardinia & outer south east

Not on the list? We cover the wider South East and Peninsula — ask for a quote and we'll confirm your address.

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Usually within one business day. Demolition and asbestos, quoted together.

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