Mixed streets
- Alexandria, Mascot, Waterloo, St Peters — warehouses, logistics, showrooms, creative offices.
- Newtown, Enmore, Marrickville, Leichhardt — cafes, restaurants, bars, small retail.
- Terraces and apartments — residential kitchens and bathrooms.
Warehouses and creative offices
Mezzanines, office pods, showroom fit-outs and amenities. Heritage fabric in converted buildings is protected. See warehouse and industrial.
Hospitality
Gas, exhaust, grease traps and refrigeration made safe first, then fit-out removed, with street loading planned. See restaurant strip outs.
Residential
Kitchens and bathrooms in terraces and apartments — tight access, party walls, strata approvals where relevant. See bathroom demolition and kitchen demolition.
Asbestos
Older buildings commonly contain asbestos; checked first, removed by separately licensed removalists.
Areas covered
Alexandria, Mascot, Botany, Waterloo, Zetland, St Peters, Newtown, Enmore, Marrickville, Stanmore, Leichhardt, Annandale, Glebe and Rozelle.
Costs
See the 2026 cost bands.
Call 02 6422 4201 or send the job details through.
Questions people ask before they commit
Do you do strip-outs in converted warehouses?
Yes. Alexandria, Waterloo, Marrickville and St Peters have many warehouses converted to offices, studios and showrooms, often with mezzanines and heritage fabric that needs care.
What about cafes and restaurants on King Street and Enmore Road?
Yes. Hospitality strip-outs on busy streets need gas, exhaust and grease made safe, plus planning for street loading, parking and neighbours.
Do you do residential kitchen and bathroom demolition here?
Yes, across terraces, semis and apartments in the Inner West, where access is tight and party walls and neighbours need protecting.
Are heritage buildings a consideration?
Some Inner West buildings are heritage-listed or in conservation areas. Strip-outs avoid damaging original fabric that must be retained, and scope is checked against any approval.