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Underpinning in Brighton

Footings strengthened under sinking walls and slabs to stop cracks getting worse.

Underpinning strengthens the footings under a building that has started to sink or move. It's used where the existing footings aren't holding, often because the soil has shifted, dried out or washed away. Common signs include diagonal cracks in brickwork, cracks running from the corners of windows and doors, gaps between walls and ceilings, and floors that have dropped on one side. Brick homes and homes on slabs often need underpinning rather than restumping. We look at where the movement is happening and what's causing it, then give you one quote for the work. Underpinning adds support beneath the existing footings so the walls and floors above stop moving. We do underpinning across Brighton, Sandringham, Beaumaris, Cheltenham and the other suburbs we cover. If cracks are opening up in your walls, send the form and we'll call you back as soon as possible.

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1Tell us the houseBungalow, interwar brick or something else, and what's moving.
2Sand and stumps checkedThe restumper looks at the stumps and the sandy ground under them.
3A clear quoteRestumping, relevelling or underpinning, in one quote.

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BrightonElwoodHamptonSandringhamBeaumarisBlack RockCheltenhamMentoneMordiallocBentleighMoorabbinHighett

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