What is a Strip Out?
A strip‑out involves removing internal fixtures, fittings and finishes while keeping the main structure in place. This can include taking out walls, ceilings, flooring, services and built‑in joinery so builders and other trades can start with a clear shell.
- Ideal for renovations, make‑goods and change of use
- Keeps the main structure while removing tired or unwanted interiors
- Helps uncover any hidden issues before new work begins
Our Strip Out Services
We carry out strip‑outs for homes, units, offices and commercial spaces, removing interiors so you have a clean, clear shell ready for new work. Our team can handle everything from small residential rooms through to full tenancy or building strip‑outs.
We tailor each strip‑out to the site and scope, so you only remove what you need to and the space is ready for your builder, shopfitter or trades to move straight in.
Residential and Commercial Strip Outs
Residential Strip Outs
For homes and units, we carry out careful strip‑outs that prepare spaces for renovations or full interior upgrades. We work closely with you and your builder to plan what stays, what goes and how to manage access, noise and waste.
- Kitchen and bathroom strip‑outs
- Full internal strip‑outs for renovations
- Removal of internal walls, ceilings and floor coverings
- Safe disconnection and removal of services where required
Commercial and office strip‑outs
In commercial spaces, we handle make‑goods, end‑of‑lease strip‑outs and internal demolition for new fit‑outs. We plan work around building rules, neighbours and operating hours to minimise disruption.
- Office, retail and hospitality strip‑outs
- End‑of‑lease make‑good works
- Removal of partitions, ceilings, flooring and services
- Coordination with building management and other contractors
Safety and Waste Management
Safety and compliance sit at the centre of how we manage every strip‑out. We set up each site carefully, walk through the scope of work before work begins, and make sure everyone on site understands the plan and their responsibilities. This helps protect your property, our team and anyone else using the building while work is underway.
- Clear site set‑up with barriers, signage and agreed access points.
- Site inductions and safe work procedures for everyone involved.
- Use of suitable PPE and equipment matched to the task and building type.
- Controls in place to manage dust, noise and debris for neighbours and other occupants.
We also take waste management seriously, keeping the site as tidy as possible during work. Rubbish and rubble are removed regularly to maintain a safe work area, and you are handed back a clean, clear space ready for builders or fit‑out trades to move straight in.
What Our Clients Say About Us
“The crew took care of our house demolition from start to finish and had the block cleared on time with no hassles.”