Unauthorized structures are additions or alterations built without approval from the Buildings Department, such as rooftop houses, canopies, metal structures, air-conditioner brackets, illegal signboards, or partition walls. These may pose safety or hygiene risks and must be removed by the owner.

• May cause structural or fire hazards
• Obstruct building maintenance or management
• Lower property valuation or affect mortgage/sales
• Owners are liable for removal costs if a demolition order is received
• Violation may be recorded at the Land Registry

If the removal falls under the Buildings Department's authority (e.g., stated in a demolition order), it must be handled by a qualified contractor with proper Minor Works submission. Unregistered demolition may still be considered non-compliant and require rework.

Demolition orders are legally binding. If not complied within the time limit, the department may hire government contractors to carry out the work and recover all costs from the owner, including supervision and surcharge. This can affect property sales or mortgages.

📢 We recommend contacting us immediately for a free site inspection and quote.

Demolition orders will be marked with terms like "Demolition Order", "Statutory Notice", or "Buildings Ordinance Section 24", and include a file number (e.g., BD/ORD/XXXX). If unclear, you may send us the document for verification.

• You may be prosecuted and fined
• The government may carry out the demolition and recover the costs
• Transfer, mortgage, or lease procedures may be affected
• Penalties may include fines and imprisonment

Yes. Most restoration or clearance projects fall under the Minor Works regulation and require formal submission. Unreported demolition may be deemed invalid by the Buildings Department.

Yes. We offer one-stop legal demolition and submission services, including photo records, form filling, and submission of proof of work to ensure full compliance.

Yes. We can arrange demolition during non-peak hours (e.g., early morning, night, weekends) upon request by owners or property managers, and assist in applying for legal work hour permits.

Yes. We will remove all construction waste and arrange proper disposal, ensuring the site is clean and ready for handover.

Typical items include removal of partition walls, false ceilings, lighting, flooring, air-conditioners, and power boxes. We handle them a case-by-case and provide photo records.

Items such as carpets, vinyl flooring, ceilings, glass partitions, lighting, air-conditioners, and built-in furniture. We are familiar with all types of structures and handover standards.

Yes. We can remove exhaust ducts, ventilation hoods, cookers, refrigerators, floor tiles, and waterproof layers, and assist in full restoration and handover.