Restumping in Brighton

Restumping means taking out old stumps that have rotted, sunk or shifted, and putting new ones in their place. Over time, timber stumps break down in damp soil and concrete stumps can crack or move. The signs are usually inside the house first: floors that slope or bounce, doors that stick or won't latch, gaps under skirting boards and cracks in plaster around windows and doorframes. We check under the house, work out which stumps need replacing and give you one clear quote. Then we support the floor, remove the failed stumps, set the new ones and bring the floor back to level. Restumping suits older weatherboard and timber homes across Brighton, Elwood, Hampton and the other bayside suburbs we cover. If you have noticed your floors moving, send the form and we'll call you back as soon as possible to arrange a look under the house.