Terreece Williams, 19, came to the attention of police after a resident on Alcheringa Street had reported property damage about 1.40am on September 20 last year.

According to court documents when police went to inspect the home, they noticed a silver Ford sedan had its front windscreen damaged and a grey Mazda ute, without registration plates, had all its windows smashed.

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Out the front of the house police said numerous ornaments were smashed up, scattered across the ground and the front windows of the home had been smashed.

Inside the property police said they saw a television had been smashed up and knocked off the cabinet along with two shelves in the dining room which had been damaged, and DVDs and crockery were strewn over the floor.

Court documents revealed Williams had caused the damage after he got into an argument with two unknown men outside the home.

Police said Williams had become angry and claimed a man "started on him", before the 19-year-old went on the smashing spree.

In Dubbo Local Court of Wednesday Williams pleaded guilty to one count of destroy or damage property.

Defence lawyer Simon Colyer told the court Williams showed "poor judgement" and was intoxicated when he smashed the windows.

"He has expressed remorse," Mr Colyer said.

"He unfortunately has not provided any apology to the victim."

Police prosecutor Sergeant Edward Knight told the court Williams' behaviour was estimated to have cost the complainant $4750 and Housing Services NSW about $1880.

Mr Colyer said an itemised account had been requested but not received.

Magistrate Gary Wilson asked that the account to be provided within seven days and adjourned the matter to March 24.