Husky Demolition
Joel, Ross, and Sally each earn name-checks from customers for turning a stressful knockdown into a managed, end-to-end process.
Joel is the first point of contact for new enquiries, Ross runs the operational side on-site, and Sally handles council paperwork; the fact that multiple customers named all three individually suggests the team structure is consistent rather than ad hoc. One review stands out as a meaningful reference point: a customer rescued from a botched job by another contractor reports Husky completed a two-storey demolition including asbestos in four days, passing regulatory scrutiny in the process. With only 12 total reviews to go on, you'd be wise to ask them directly for references on jobs similar in scale to yours — but the evidence that exists points the same direction.
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What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (12 total)
“administration submitting our council paperwork right through”
“left the site impeccable once they were finished”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
Context from 194 demolitions in Newcastle
Credentials & background
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About Husky Demolition
Ross leads the on-site and client-facing operations at Husky Demolition, while Joel handles initial enquiries and guides new clients through the process before connecting them with Ross — a handoff that multiple customers specifically praised for making a stressful situation feel manageable. Sally is credited with the administrative side, including submitting council paperwork, which means they're one of the few demolition operators in the Hunter region who handles the regulatory legwork rather than leaving it to the homeowner. Their scope covers full residential knockdowns of structures including two-storey homes, asbestos roof removals, and rescue jobs where a previous contractor has left a site partially demolished — the latter being a particularly distinctive capability that requires rapid site assessment and remediation under SafeWork compliance. Customers highlight that the team communicates proactively during weather delays rather than going silent, and that sites are left in a clean, verified state on completion. Beyond demolition, Husky also operates a recycled materials outlet — weatherboards, hardwood framing, windows, baths — which sets them apart from pure-play demo companies and may interest homeowners looking to recover value from a knockdown.
Best for: full residential knockdowns where council paperwork feels overwhelming, asbestos roof or structure removal requiring SafeWork-compliant handling, and homeowners needing to rescue and complete a job a previous contractor left unfinished.
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Does Husky Demolition handle the council paperwork, or do I need to organise that myself?+
Based on customer reviews, Husky handles council submissions as part of their service — Sally is specifically named as managing the administrative and council paperwork side. One customer described the process as 'streamlined from administration submitting our council paperwork right through to having a completed job.' This is worth confirming when you request a quote, as it can significantly reduce the stress of a knockdown project. It's also worth asking whether they manage any EPA or SafeWork notifications relevant to your specific job.
Can Husky Demolition handle asbestos removal as part of a demolition?+
Yes — multiple customers specifically mention asbestos removal, including a full asbestos roof removal and asbestos disposal as part of a two-storey house knockdown. Reviews note they communicated clearly throughout the asbestos work and met regulatory requirements. One customer who came to Husky after a previous contractor was investigated by SafeWork Australia specifically noted that Husky handled the asbestos correctly. Confirm the scope and licensing for your specific asbestos type when getting your quote.
What happens if a previous demolition contractor left my job incomplete?+
At least one customer review describes Husky being called in to rescue a partially demolished two-storey home after the original contractor was investigated by SafeWork Australia and the EPA. Husky assessed the site, rectified existing issues, completed the major demolition including asbestos removal, and finished in four days. If you're in a similar situation, Joel is the first contact mentioned for assessing urgent or complex jobs. This appears to be an area they're experienced in, though with only 12 total reviews you'd want to discuss your specific situation directly.
How quickly does Husky Demolition respond to quote requests?+
One customer noted a quick on-site inspection followed by a written quote delivered the same day. Reviews more broadly describe the team as prompt and readily available. For jobs complicated by weather or council approvals, customers note the team kept them informed of delays rather than leaving them in the dark. It's worth calling directly rather than just submitting an online enquiry if you're working to a tight timeline.
Does Husky Demolition operate a recycled materials store?+
Yes — one reviewer mentions visiting Husky's premises for recycled building materials including weatherboards, windows, hardwood framing, and baths. This appears to be a separate arm of the business operating alongside their demolition services, which is uncommon among demolition contractors. If you're planning a renovation and want to source salvaged materials, it's worth contacting them to check current stock. Reviews don't provide detail on pricing or availability, so confirm directly.