House Restumping—Northern Rivers

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If your home is sitting on timber stumps or brick piers, it is important to assess them regularly to prevent sinking or rot from setting in. Our Byron restumping and underpinning experts have the tools to jack up your foundation, add new piers as required, as well as rectify any other footing issues that are present. We have advanced power tools at our disposal, as well as our own excavator.

To find out more about our services, contact Byron Hinterland Building today. New home builds, renovations, granny flat construction, and more is also available.

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Protect Your Property

When it comes to ensuring that your property remains structurally sound in the long term, a secure foundation is essential. At Byron Hinterland Building, we provide comprehensive restumping services to help maintain the stability of your home after it has re-settled due to soil movement – as well as when wood rot has weakened the foundational stumps. To further protect your home, we can provide underpinning services – in which we insert additional footings beneath your property.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs that my home needs restumping?

If you notice that floors are sloping to one side, or cracking in interior or exterior walls, restumping is likely required. You should also call for a service if you notice a spongy sensation underfoot or sagging in your floors.
What is the difference between restumping and underpinning?

Restumping (a term used interchangeably with reblocking) involves completely replacing foundational stumps. Underpinning refers to the process of reinforcing existing foundations – typically with concrete.
How long do the effects of a restumping service last?

This will vary, depending on the quality of the service and where the property is situated. In general, restumping can keep your property’s foundations in place from 15 to 50 years. Your builder should be able to advise on how frequently you should arrange for a restumping service.