Common signs include sloping or uneven floors, creaking door frames, bouncy or spongy floors, cracks or gaps in brickwork or plaster, gaps around doors and windows, sticking or misaligned doors and windows, and doors not closing properly. Sloping balconies and water intrusion can also indicate underlying foundation movement.

When completed correctly using quality materials, re-stumping, re-blocking, underpinning, and levelling provide long-term structural stability and peace of mind for many years.

Re-stumping involves replacing old, damaged, or failing stumps that support your home. It’s typically required when stumps have rotted, sunk, or deteriorated, causing uneven floors or structural movement.

Re-stumping usually refers to replacing timber stumps, while re-blocking commonly involves upgrading or replacing concrete or steel supports. Both services improve foundation stability and structural safety.

Underpinning strengthens and stabilises the foundations of a home that has moved or settled. It’s often required when cracks appear in walls, floors become uneven, or foundations can no longer support the structure properly.

Signs your home may need levelling include sloping or uneven floors, doors and windows sticking, visible gaps, or cracks in walls and ceilings. A professional assessment can confirm the cause and best solution.

Most re-blocking and underpinning work can be completed with minimal disruption. In many cases, homeowners can remain in the property while work is carried out, depending on the scope of the project.

Project timeframes vary depending on the size of the home, access, and condition of the foundations. Most residential projects are completed within a few days to a week.

Yes. We conduct thorough assessments, ask detailed questions, and explain your options clearly before recommending the most suitable solution for your property.