Riverina Load'N'GoWagga Wagga NSW

Small Demolitions in Wagga Wagga

Fences, sheds and small structures down, the debris gone and the ground ready — and where you need it, the replacement built by the same crew.

Temporary fencing installed around a cleared section of a Wagga Wagga blockBlock cleared & fenced  /  Wagga Wagga

The job  /  What we take on

Pulling down fences, sheds and small structures

An old fence falling apart or a shed that's seen better days can be more hassle to remove yourself than it looks. At Riverina Load'N'Go, we handle small demolitions across Wagga Wagga, from single structures to full site clear-outs.

We hold White Card certification and carry twenty million dollars in public liability insurance, giving home owners and project managers confidence in how the job gets done.

We've even cleared a site and then built the replacement ourselves, so if you need a new fence or structure put up afterwards, our handyman service can take care of that too. Call 0458 006 609 for a quote.

What's covered

What our small demolitions service covers

Here's what our small demolitions service covers:

  1. 01

    Fence removal.

    We pull down old or damaged fencing and clear the site afterwards.

  2. 02

    Shed demolition.

    We take down sheds and other small structures safely and efficiently.

  3. 03

    Site clearing.

    We remove all resulting debris, leaving the area ready for what's next.

  4. 04

    Rebuild tie-in.

    We can clear a site and build the replacement ourselves, all in one job.

A cleared and temporarily fenced block, ready for the next stage of work

Cleared, fenced and ready for the next stage.

Before & after  /  Same job

Stripped out and cleared off

Drag the seam across each one. Pulling something down is only half of it. The site has to be left clear for whoever is on it next, and that happens on the same visit.

The same shed stripped out to a bare, empty floor
A backyard shed crammed with furniture, boxes, a bike and children's toys
BeforeAfter
DragA backyard shed crammed with furniture and boxes, stripped back to a bare floor.
The same construction frontage with the roofing debris removed
A large pile of old corrugated roofing sheets and packaging dumped outside a house under construction
BeforeAfter
DragOld roofing sheets and packaging pulled out from the front of a new build.
The same alley cleared back to a plain dirt path
A narrow alley beside a house under construction, full of offcuts, packaging and building debris
BeforeAfter
DragAn alley full of offcuts and building debris, cleared to a walkable path.
The same site with the debris cleared, leaving bare dirt
A renovation site with a pile of cardboard and demolition debris stacked against the house
BeforeAfter
DragRenovation debris gone from the side of the house before the next trade arrived.

Before you book

Questions we get asked

Small demolitions generally cover structures like fences, sheds and other freestanding buildings, rather than full house or commercial demolitions. The scale of the job usually determines the right approach.

Some structures may require council approval depending on their size, location and any relevant planning rules. Checking with the local council beforehand is the safest way to confirm.

Once a site has been cleared, rebuilding can often begin without further work, provided the ground is level and stable. Larger rebuilds may need additional site preparation first.

Wagga Wagga & surrounds  /  East, south, west & north

Tell us what needs shifting.

0458 006 609