When should clearing happen before demolition or slab work?
Clearing and grading come first, before any slab, footings or major earthworks. Vegetation is removed, mulched and grading is completed so the builder starts on a workable block. Dates depend on access, council conditions and the size of the site, so they are confirmed after a free tree inspection.
Who needs to approve the clearing?
Besides council approval, tenants and renters need the landowner’s sign-off before any clearing goes ahead. Your builder will often want to see the permit status and arborist report before they confirm a start date, so we can supply these on request. For the rules that apply to your block, check the local council website.
What happens to the green waste?
Green waste removal is built into the workflow, so the block is left clear for the next trade. That means:
- Timber and branches are cut and staged with care during the job.
- Suitable material is mulched on site or removed, depending on your brief.
- Remaining debris is hauled away as part of full site clean-up.
- The area is left ready for grading or the builder’s access.
What is the next step?
Call 0475 463 597 or request a quote online. The inspection is free, there is no call-out fee, and you will not be asked to commit before you have seen the scope and price.