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Re-stumping, also commonly referred to as re-blocking, is the process of replacing old or deteriorated timber stumps with new concrete stumps to restore the foundation levels and structural stability of a home. While stumps may appear sound above ground, hidden damage beneath the surface often leads to timber rot, foundation movement, and structural distortion that can compromise the integrity of the entire house. A strong, level foundation is essential, particularly for older homes, which are more susceptible to soil movement, weather changes, minor seismic activity, and ageing materials. Re-stumping is one of the most important considerations when renovating a property, as addressing foundation issues early ensures a stable base for all future works, helping to prevent costly repairs and saving time and money in the long run.

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Why should you consider re-blocking?

If you are experiencing one of these issues, you should definitely consider re-blocking:

  • When you have slanting or uneven floors
  • Considering major renovation to an older house
  • Have wide spread moisture in the foundations
  • House is more than 30 years old
  • Drying caused by drought
  • When house is built on reactive clay, fill or other unstable soils
  • Having strong concrete stump replacements prevents rot and the expansion that occurs when temperature changes rapidly.
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Signs that you may have sub-floor problems

Look out for these sub-floor signs when considering re-blocking:

  • Gaps around doors and windows
  • Cracks in plaster or bricks
  • Bouncy and spongy floors
  • Sticking and misaligned windows or doors
  • Water intrusion
  • Unpleasant odor coming from subfloors
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Benefits of Re-blocking

  • Reduction of indoor floor squeaking.
  • Cracked wall prevention.
  • Prevention of warped doors.
  • Strong more resistant stumps and no wood rot
  • Occupants can remain in the property as work can be undertaken from outside
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Restumping Services

Replacing damaged or failing stumps to restore your home’s structural strength and long-term stability.

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Reblocking Services

Upgrading and reinforcing foundation supports to ensure a level, secure, and durable home.

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Underpinning Services

Strengthening and stabilising foundations to prevent movement and protect against structural damage.

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Levelling Services

Correcting uneven floors to restore balance, stability, and structural alignment throughout your home.

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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.
Yes. We are fully registered and certified building practitioners, ensuring all work complies with relevant building codes, regulations, and industry standards.
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.

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