Reblocking and restumping are phrases used to describe the process of replacing a home’s old ‘block’ or’stump’ foundations with new concrete stumps. Reblocking and restumping are most commonly used on older weatherboard homes that are elevated off the ground with foundations. Both phrases essentially mean the same thing. Visit: Restumping Service Page
Highly recommended. Sam and Con restumped my 2 storey weatherboard house at Forest Hill. They did a fantastic job. They were very professional, excellent in communications, and kept me across every important step of the process to make sure…
Zel, Con, and Sam were all easy people to work with. Con and Sam did a great job with our restumping and underpinning. For the re-stumping, they had to take up our floor due to lack of access and had a tough job to do. They explained the work…
Sam and Con underpinned the front of our 85-year-old house recently to arrest a crack that has been opening up in the brickwork over the last 5 years. Their work was in every respect excellent. They went above and beyond what was specified…
Con and Sam did an excellent job of restumping my 60s cream brick home.
They were easy to communicate with and were highly professional in their approach from quote to finish
Highly recommended. Con and Sam are very professional and time manage their work well. Always keeping up the communication and their eye for detail is impressive.
