A solid foundation is essential for a safe and stable home. Over time, timber stumps weaken and rot. This can cause floors to slope, walls to crack, and ceilings to shift. If left untreated, these problems compromise the structure of your home and lead to costly repairs.
Premier House Restumping provides expert house restumping and relevelling in Perth. Our licensed team restores stability by identifying the cause of the problem and installing new, durable stumps that secure your home for years to come.
Many homes built between 1890 and 1960, especially timber-framed houses, were set on Jarrah timber stumps. In many cases, these original stumps are still in place but have already failed. They may appear sound above ground, yet the buried sections are often severely rotted.
Common signs your house stumps need inspection include:
We use a combination of 12-tonne and 20-tonne hydraulic jacks to support and lift your home safely. During this process, you have two options:
We correct uneven floors by lifting your home and installing new, durable stumps to bring it back to a level state. When your house is releveled ( full or part of house ), all the stumps in the area will be replaced when the house has been releveled
We stabilise the home at its current height. This is a great option if you have a recently renovated house or are preparing to sell, as it avoids any potential damage to internal finishes like plaster or paint.
Protect your property with professional house restumping and re levelling in Perth.
Restumping means replacing old or failing stumps with new ones. Re levelling lifts the home with jacks so floors sit level before new stumps are secured.
Most projects take between two and five days depending on the size of the home, the condition of the stumps, and the level of access under the floor.
Steel adjustable stumps provide durability, termite resistance, and future adjustment. H5 pine is more affordable but has a shorter lifespan.
Book an inspection as soon as you notice sloping floors, cracks in walls, or doors sticking. Acting early prevents further damage and higher costs.