What Is House Restumping?
House restumping is the process of replacing (or, sometimes, resetting) a house’s stumps. Not all houses use stumps, so this service is not even relevant for all homeowners. However, many older homes used a stump subfloor design, a technique that built and stabilised homes on timber stumps. Restumping involves replacing stumps that have rotted or resetting stumps that have sunk or settled due to the movement of soils.
Home Extensions Builder frequently does Brisbane house restumping on older homes that are set to have extensive renovations or extensions. Building new rooms or sections onto your house increases the weight and puts extra strain on the stumping system. Restumping the house provides extra stability and structural integrity, thereby making it safe to renovate the house.
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Find out If You Need House Restumping in North Brisbane
The big question here is how to know when your home needs to be restumped. At Home Extensions Builder, we can help you determine the answer. Whenever we design an extension or renovation for the house, we check the foundation to see if the home is relying on a stump subfloor design. It may be that your house is built on a concrete slab, in which case it won’t require restumping. If the house is built on stumps, we will likely reset, replace, or stabilise them to ensure safety and stability throughout the project and beyond. Since we are qualified to perform both renovation work and Brisbane house restumping, we can save our clients’ money and provide greater convenience.
Of course, even without a renovation, you may find that your home needs to be restumped. If you have recently noticed cracks forming in your walls, uneven floors, sticking windows or other similar issues, those signs could indicate that your home is sinking. Calling someone to check your stumps—and, if necessary, replace or reset them—is a wise step in this situation. If you have an older home built on timber stumps, there is a good chance that those stumps are just rotting or decaying. Timber stumps are not a permanent solution and will always need replacing eventually.
At Home Extensions Builder, we are happy to consult on your questions concerning house restumping in North Brisbane. Our business has been operating for 25 years and has been a Queensland Master Builders Association member since 1997. We know how to conduct the restumping process in a way that minimises damage to your property and maximises stability and structural integrity.
Are you interested in learning more about our house restumping in Brisbane? Contact Home Extensions Builder today.


