Knockdown and rebuild in Perth and regional WA

WA Country Builders home construction site taken from an aerial view
WA Country Builders home construction site taken from an aerial view

Why demolish and rebuild?


Why not! There are a number of great reasons to demolish and rebuild:
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Stay in the area you know and love

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Avoid stamp duty

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Preserve beloved existing spaces

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Design your dream home

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Optimise your investment

A demolition and rebuild comes with specific requirements and challenges, so choose an experienced builder.

At WA Country Builders we are experts in the knockdown and rebuild process, and can offer whole-project support, ensuring a smooth project from start to finish.

Our team is ready to help you achieve the goal of a brand-new home, in the location you already love.

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doubel garage custom home by WA Country Builders knockdown and rebuild
doubel garage custom home by WA Country Builders knockdown and rebuild
WA Country Builders past display home the Malbec, open plan living and outdoor entertaining area
WA Country Builders past display home the Malbec, open plan living and outdoor entertaining area
WA Country Builders past display home Geographe Bay, Busselton, front facade
WA Country Builders past display home Geographe Bay, Busselton, front facade
WACB blog the Manta living and kitchen area
WACB blog the Manta living and kitchen area

Common questions about knockdown rebuilds in WA

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Can I subdivide when I knock down and rebuild?

In many cases, yes. Some blocks can be subdivided when you knock down and rebuild, which can be a smart way to start a property investment. Whether your block qualifies depends on its size, zoning and local council rules, so it is worth checking early. Talk to our local team and we can help you find out.

What if my home contains asbestos?

Older homes can contain asbestos, which must be removed and disposed of by a licensed professional before or during demolition. We will let you know if this applies to your home and make sure it is handled safely and to the correct standard.

What happens to power, water and other services?

Before demolition, power, water, gas and other services connected to your existing home need to be disconnected. We help you organise these disconnections with the relevant providers as part of the process.

Do I have to move out during a knockdown rebuild?

Yes. You will need to move out before demolition starts and stay elsewhere until your new home is finished, because you cannot live on site during demolition and construction. The exact time frame will vary depending on your home design and council approvals.

Do I need council approval to demolish my home?

Yes. A knockdown rebuild needs demolition approval from your local council, and some blocks have extra requirements such as heritage, zoning or subdivision rules. We help you work through the approvals that apply to your block so nothing is missed.

How much does a knockdown rebuild cost in WA?

The cost depends on your block, the size and design of your new home, and how much demolition work is involved. Because every block and home is different, the best way to get an accurate figure is a written quote. Talk to our local team and we will walk you through what is included so there are no surprises.

Ready to knockdown and rebuild your home? We can help.

We will guide you throughout the entire demolish and build to ensure a straightforward and stress-free experience.

Speak to us today about your knockdown and rebuild project. In the meantime, explore our home designs.

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